Jacksonville starts Saturday sunny and warm before afternoon storms move in. Stronger cells could bring lightning, downpours and gusts up to 60 mph.

Orlando will hit 95 degrees Saturday before afternoon storms bring lightning, hail and heavy downpours. The storm chances increase later next week.

Boston faces a cloudy Saturday with showers, fog and a wetter night ahead. Sunshine and warmer temperatures return Monday.

Clouds build over NYC Saturday before showers and possible thunderstorms arrive overnight. Sunday could bring fog, storms and a brief burst of strong wind.

Raleigh starts Saturday with fog, humidity and storm chances before a sunnier, drier stretch arrives Sunday.

A rainy, stormy Saturday is on tap for Baltimore, with sunnier skies arriving Sunday. The dry stretch should last into early next week.

Atlanta gets three mostly sunny days with highs around 90 before storm chances return Tuesday. Thursday currently looks like the wettest day ahead.

Rain fades Saturday as Indianapolis turns cooler, sunnier and noticeably less humid. Gusty northwest winds and patchy fog are the weekend’s main weather wrinkles.

Tampa’s Saturday forecast is mostly sunny, hot and humid, with a heat index near 103°F. Storm chances jump Sunday before a drier start to next week.

Fog gives Charlotte a gray start Saturday before sunshine and 86-degree warmth take over. A dry weekend follows, but storms return by Thursday.

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