San Jose turns sunny Saturday with highs near 78 before cooler, foggier mornings arrive next week.

Downtown Los Angeles reaches 91 Saturday under a Heat Advisory, then cools into the 80s. A slight shower chance returns next week.

Saturday brings San Diego’s final hot day under a Heat Advisory, with temperatures near 89 degrees. A cooler stretch begins Sunday.

New Orleans gets one more hot, mostly sunny Saturday before thunderstorms return Sunday. Daily storm chances continue through the workweek.

Seattle starts Saturday with rain and a chance of thunderstorms before a brief Sunday-Monday break. A much wetter, cooler pattern arrives midweek.

Light rain starts Saturday in Portland before sunshine and warmer temperatures arrive. A wetter, cooler pattern moves in by midweek.

Memphis will hit 95 degrees Saturday under sunny skies, with a Code Orange ozone alert in effect through the afternoon. The heat climbs into the upper 90s next week.

The Logan City Council cut wetland setbacks after years of debate, letting some structures sit just 15 feet from protected water. Hydrologists warn the change could hurt fragile ecosystems.

Rain is only the opening act in Salt Lake City, with stronger storms, hail and flash-flood concerns developing Saturday afternoon.

El Paso will hit 100 degrees Saturday and Sunday as dry, sunny weather settles over the lowlands. A small storm chance returns Monday night.

Nashville will enjoy a sunny Saturday before temperatures climb toward 99 degrees next week. Rain chances remain limited, but the heat will be hard to ignore.

Austin is headed for another 100-degree weekend, with heat indexes near 104 and almost no rain. Triple-digit temperatures are expected to continue through next week.

Afternoon showers arrive Saturday before Milwaukee heats up Sunday and beyond. Storm chances will keep outdoor plans flexible into next week.