Dallas is facing a 107-degree Friday with heat index values up to 111, an Extreme Heat Warning and an Ozone Action Day. The dangerous heat continues into next week.

San Antonio faces 102-103 degree highs and heat indexes up to 109 through Sunday. The Heat Advisory remains in effect as rain chances stay scarce.

Tampa's Friday forecast brings 94°F heat, a heat index near 104 and isolated afternoon thunderstorms. Rain chances rise this weekend.

D.C. gets one more sunny, comfortable day Friday before showers and thunderstorms bring a soggy Saturday with up to 2 inches of rain.

City commissioners passed a first reading banning smoking and vaping on the sand, with a final vote set for next month.

Boston’s summer warmth takes a brief detour as rain and clouds settle in through the weekend. Sunny skies return Monday.

A sunny, warm Friday is on tap for Columbus, but Saturday could bring strong storms, damaging wind gusts and hail.

Atlanta faces a hot Friday with a heat index near 100 and afternoon thunderstorms. A sunnier, drier weekend follows.

Morning fog may slow parts of Cincinnati’s commute Friday before sunshine and an 84-degree high take over. Saturday brings the weekend’s main storm threat.

Cleveland gets a sunny Friday before thunderstorms arrive Saturday. Sunday then brings cooler temperatures and lake-enhanced showers.

Dense fog will complicate Pittsburgh’s Friday morning commute before a sunny 80-degree afternoon. Storms return Saturday night, followed by cooler weather Sunday.

Orlando will heat up to 95 degrees Friday before afternoon storms arrive. The heat index could reach 105 degrees, with lightning and gusty winds possible.

Detroit gets a mostly sunny Friday near 82 degrees before showers and thunderstorms move in late at night and make Saturday a soggy one.