A clear Saturday morning will give way to 102-degree heat, with little rain and no real cooldown through Friday. Dry fuels and breezy afternoons also raise fire-weather concerns.

Dallas is headed into another week of 100-degree heat with almost no rain. Saturday also brings an Ozone Action Day and elevated fire danger across North Texas.

Houston will hit 95 Saturday and Sunday, with heat indexes up to 106 and spotty afternoon storms.

Rain and fog are moving through Minneapolis Saturday morning, with thunderstorms possible before noon. Warmer, mostly dry weather returns Sunday and lasts into next week.

Chicago’s Saturday stays mostly dry near 80, but Sunday brings a chance of storms before a hotter week takes over.

Jacksonville starts Saturday clear and muggy before afternoon storms bring heavy rain, lightning and a localized flooding threat.

A Sierra Club member near Northwest 31st Street said the clear-cut scene looked like a “zombie apocalypse.” Miami now has a license plate to chase.

A clear 90-degree Saturday is just the opening act. St. Louis heads toward 100-degree afternoons early next week.

A family celebrating a 77th birthday on the water caught the spinning funnel on camera near the Historic District.

Cleveland gets a sunny Saturday near 83 degrees, but a 90-degree Tuesday and rising storm chances are waiting next week.

Charlotte gets a mostly cloudy Saturday with spotty afternoon storms before a major heat surge arrives next week.

Columbus gets a sunny Saturday with an 84-degree high before temperatures climb into the 90s next week. Storm chances return Wednesday night.

Fog clears Saturday as Cincinnati warms to 88 degrees, then temperatures climb toward 97 next week. A few storm chances return Thursday and Friday.