Cleveland faces a rainy Sunday, hazardous Lake Erie conditions and a cooler, breezier stretch ahead. Multiple rounds of precipitation remain possible through Wednesday, while highs stay in the 60s into next weekend.

Rain will soak New York City Sunday before a cooler, windier pattern settles in. Coastal hazards could become the bigger story later this week.

Louisville will hit 96 degrees under sunny skies Sunday before showers and a sharp cooldown arrive early this week.

Nashville faces a forecast high near 100 degrees before cooler weather arrives.

Off-and-on lighter rain may continue into Monday in Milwaukee, with below-normal temperatures through midweek. Lake Michigan beaches face a high swimming risk through early Tuesday evening.

Houston faces another hot Sunday, with temperatures around 94 degrees. The heat lingers through midweek before a slight cooldown arrives.

San Antonio will climb to 97 degrees Sunday and 98 Monday, with heat index values reaching 105 and little rain relief in sight.

Memphis faces another 99-degree afternoon Sunday, but cooler weather is finally set to arrive by Wednesday.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms could bring flash flooding to Chicago Sunday, while dangerous Lake Michigan waves make the shoreline unsafe through Tuesday.

St. Louis faces Sunday heat before overnight thunderstorms usher in cooler temperatures and a much milder week.

Atlanta will reach 91 degrees Sunday before heat and storm chances build early next week. A cooler, more fall-like pattern arrives by Thursday.

Charlotte gets one more hot Sunday before storms and a sharp midweek cooldown. Monday night and Tuesday bring the wettest stretch.

New Orleans is in for another hot Sunday. Afternoon and evening storms are possible Monday, while mostly dry conditions should prevail in the days that follow.