Raleigh gets one more sunny, dry day Tuesday before storm chances return. Thursday and Friday currently look like the wettest part of the week.

Atlanta gets a sunny Tuesday with a high near 94°F and a Code Orange air alert. Storm chances rise sharply Wednesday through Friday.

Boston gets a mostly sunny Tuesday near 80 degrees, but the forecast turns warmer, more humid and stormier late Thursday into Friday.

Baltimore gets two mostly sunny days before Thursday brings an 80% chance of showers and thunderstorms, with heavy rain and lightning possible.

Detroit gets sunny skies and an 81-degree high Tuesday, but showers and thunderstorms return to the forecast Wednesday evening.

Four years after Mariposa County's Oak Fire, ponderosa pine seedlings still haven't returned to a scorched Sierra hillside.

Greenville gets a sunny, dry start to the week with highs near 90. Showers and thunderstorms return Wednesday and become more likely Thursday.

APS grant money is funding fabric canopies at Phoenix's hottest downtown corners, with a giant windmill-style structure at 5th and Jefferson.

Chatfield Farms' solar garden gives 100% of its produce to hunger relief groups while powering discounted bills for low-income families.

The warning covers nearly 250,000 residents and 43 schools across northern Palm Beach County.

Patchy fog clears Monday morning before Louisville settles into a sunny, dry stretch. Weekend temperatures may climb into the low 90s.

Honolulu’s Monday forecast brings scattered showers, gusty trade winds and a heat index near 95. Sunnier weather returns Tuesday.

Sacramento could see a brief Monday morning sprinkle before a sunny 94-degree afternoon. The hottest stretch arrives Wednesday and Thursday.