Sacramento will warm to 91 degrees Saturday under clear skies, then briefly cool Sunday before another heat climb next week.

El Paso gets a sunny weekend with highs in the 90s before showers and thunderstorms return Tuesday.

Denver’s Saturday starts with cloud cover aloft before thunderstorms become likely after noon. Hail, heavy rain and a cooler evening are possible, especially across the plains.

Saturday stays cool and mostly dry in New York before widespread rain arrives Sunday. A wetter, windier pattern could linger into next week.

Detroit's Saturday forecast brings showers, thunderstorms and possible heavy rain before cool, cloudy conditions early next week and another unsettled period later in the week.

Greenville could see afternoon storms Saturday, with cooler, drier conditions arriving by midweek.

Philadelphia gets a mostly dry, partly sunny Saturday, though rain may begin late Saturday evening and continue Sunday, with isolated thunderstorms possible. Cooler, breezier weather follows into next week.

Louisville could hit 94 degrees Saturday with a heat index near 102 before afternoon storms arrive. Cooler temperatures take over by midweek.

Atlanta could hit 94 degrees Saturday, with heat-index values near 100 before afternoon storms enter the picture. A cooler, more comfortable pattern arrives by midweek.

Boston gets one more bright, cool day before showers arrive Sunday afternoon. A rip current statement and a windier week are also on the forecast.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms are soaking Milwaukee Saturday as a Flood Watch remains in effect. Dangerous Lake Michigan waves are expected Sunday.

San Antonio will reach 97 degrees Saturday, while heat indices may exceed 100 degrees in parts of the region. The hot pattern continues through next week.

Houston will bake under sunny skies Saturday with a high near 95 before humidity and isolated storm chances return Sunday.