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El Paso is headed for another triple-digit day Wednesday, with a Heat Advisory in effect through 9 p.m. A slight cooldown arrives Friday, but the heat sticks around.
Greenville warms into the upper 80s Wednesday as afternoon storms return. Friday looks like the wettest day before hotter, drier weather arrives next week.
Portland gets a sunny afternoon Wednesday, then settles into a cooler 70s pattern. A small shower chance arrives Saturday.
Indianapolis will warm to 85 degrees Wednesday before evening thunderstorms roll through. Sunshine returns Thursday, but hotter air builds again by Sunday.
Charlotte warms to 89 Wednesday before thunderstorms become more likely through Friday. Drier, hotter weather returns early next week.
Sunny skies and an 86-degree high lead Wednesday, while stronger shower chances build into the weekend.
Aerial drone footage captures Hoover Reservoir's stunning turnaround after Ohio's driest August on record nearly drained it dry.
San Francisco reaches 75 degrees Wednesday before a cooler, breezier pattern arrives Friday and lasts through the weekend.
Las Vegas will climb to 111 degrees Wednesday as an Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect through Friday evening. Warm overnight temperatures will offer little relief.
Sacramento is headed for 98-degree heat Wednesday and Thursday, with dry air raising fire-weather concerns before a cooler Friday.
San Diego starts clear and 72 degrees Wednesday, but a Heat Advisory and beach hazards statement will shape the next two days.
San Jose gets one more warm, sunny afternoon before a cooler pattern arrives. A slight chance of light rain and foggy mornings are also ahead.
Downtown Los Angeles could hit 99°F Wednesday as extreme heat and elevated ozone persist through Friday. A cooler weekend is finally on the way.
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