Philadelphia's weather this week features sun and warmth, with Sunday night thunderstorms and showers, followed by a cooler, partly sunny Monday with potential light showers.

New York's weather will be sunny with highs around 65-66 degrees before turning windy and rainy, with potential thunderstorms and 80% precipitation chance later in the week.

Miami's upcoming weather features mostly sunny days with modest rain chances and high temps around 83°F. Evenings will be partly cloudy around 75°F. The weekend promises low humidity and clear skies, while early next week sees a 30% chance of rain.

Scattered showers and storms expected in central Indiana, with 100% precipitation tonight and gusty conditions Sunday. Sunny Monday followed by a calmer week.

Pittsburgh will have a warm Saturday followed by a cold front on Sunday bringing rain, potential damaging winds, and a tornado threat. Cooler weather with rain chances will continue into the week.

Central North Carolina will experience sunny weather with highs around 79°F, but can expect stronger winds and a chance of showers by Sunday night. Clear conditions will resume into next week.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny day for Jacksonville with highs around 80°F, increasing winds, and a clear evening. Storm chances rise Sunday, with a sunny Monday ahead.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of mild weather with sunshine for Charlotte, N.C., with the exception of possible showers and thunderstorms on Sunday.

The National Weather Service warns of high rip current risks in Orlando, advising against ocean swimming and noting poor boating conditions. A cool front may bring showers and cooler, yet not significantly lower, temperatures.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms in St. Louis, with high chances of precipitation and gusty winds. Clearing is expected by Sunday, with sunny conditions returning early next week.

Tampa, FL, will have sunny days with highs in the mid-80s and mild evenings, according to the National Weather Service forecast ideal for outdoor activities.

The National Weather Service forecasts a substantial temperature drop in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington after unseasonably warm weather, with a strong cold front bringing showers and wind.

NWS Cleveland forecasts a period of intense and variable weather for the Great Lakes, with a low-pressure system bringing wind and thunderstorms, followed by high pressure and another weather system.