San Diego cools to 84 degrees Sunday after last week’s heat, with morning fog giving way to sunshine. Beachgoers should also watch for elevated surf and high rip-current risk.

Phoenix will reach about 105 degrees Sunday before storms raise the risk of heavy rain, blowing dust and localized flooding across the Valley.

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Seattle gets a brighter Sunday afternoon and mostly sunny Monday before rain returns Tuesday night. Wednesday brings a cooler, wetter turn.

Portland gets a sunny Sunday and warm Monday before rain moves in Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday look wettest, with thunderstorms possible Thursday.

El Paso will reach around 100 degrees Sunday as a mostly dry heat wave stretches into September. A slight storm chance arrives Monday afternoon.

Denver will hit 88 degrees Sunday before afternoon storms roll in. Monday looks wetter, followed by a sunny stretch in the low 90s.

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Nashville’s sunny Sunday starts a dangerous-feeling week of heat, with the heat index reaching 107 by Wednesday. Rain stays scarce until late week.

Memphis starts Sunday clear and warm before a week of 98- to 99-degree afternoons. A Code Orange ozone alert is also in effect for sensitive groups.

Knoxville is heading into a week of 90s, with the heat building through Thursday before late-week storm chances return.

Austin is headed for another week of triple-digit heat, with highs near 100 through Saturday and little rain in sight.

A brief Sunday morning shower chance gives way to hot, humid conditions near 88 degrees. Storms return Tuesday night into Wednesday.