Atlanta’s Sunday starts clear and mild before temperatures climb toward 90. The real heat arrives this week, with mid-90s afternoons and rising heat indexes.

Philadelphia gets a warm, mostly sunny start Sunday before afternoon storms move into the forecast. Heat and thunderstorm chances build through Thursday.

Miami faces a hot Sunday with a 106-degree heat index and likely thunderstorms. Storm chances stay high through Saturday.

Boston hits 85 Sunday before a cooler Monday and a stormier Tuesday-to-Thursday stretch.

Tampa starts Sunday clear and humid before afternoon storms bring lightning, heavy rain and a heat index near 103 degrees.

Indianapolis starts Sunday near 67 degrees but is headed for several days in the 90s. Temperatures may peak near 96 Wednesday before storm chances return.

Charlotte gets a foggy start Sunday before temperatures surge into the upper 90s and heat index values reach the triple digits.

NYC starts Sunday clear and comfortable before afternoon storms arrive. Rain chances remain elevated through Thursday.

Raleigh starts Sunday in fog before a major heat surge takes over. Highs could reach 100 degrees by Wednesday, with heat indexes up to 110 later in the week.

Baltimore warms to 96 degrees Tuesday as isolated storms Sunday give way to a hotter, stormier stretch by Thursday.

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Sacramento gets a sunny 88-degree weekend, then a sharp cooldown begins Monday.

Kansas City’s comfortable Saturday morning will give way to a near-100-degree run lasting through next week.