Austin is heading into a five-day run of 103- to 105-degree heat, with a Heat Advisory lasting through Sunday evening.

Radar detected rotation seven miles from Muncie as saturated Delaware County braced for yet another severe storm.

Clouds clear over San Jose Thursday before a cooler weekend settles in. Highs will stay near 80 through Wednesday with no rain in sight.

San Francisco’s temperatures are sliding into the weekend, with cloudy mornings, brisk afternoon winds and highs near 70 by Sunday.

Patchy fog should clear by late morning Thursday before San Diego warms to 81 degrees. Mostly sunny skies and low rain chances continue through the weekend.

Downtown Los Angeles will reach 91 degrees Thursday, with a slight chance of overnight showers or thunderstorms. The heat sticks around through next week.

Phoenix gets a brief break from the heat Thursday before highs surge back to 110 and 111 degrees through the weekend.

Seattle gets another sunny day near 80 before late Friday rain and a cooler, unsettled Saturday.

Portland hits 89 degrees Thursday before clouds and a few showers usher in a cooler weekend.

El Paso will hit 100 degrees Thursday before a mostly dry stretch sends temperatures as high as 104 next week.

Charlotte will bake Thursday before thunderstorms arrive overnight and Friday turns wetter. A cooler, drier weekend follows.

D.C. faces a stormy Thursday, with heavy rain and damaging winds possible during the afternoon and evening. A cooler, drier stretch arrives early next week.

The Pryor tech campus used over 1.1 billion gallons last year. Google says clearing invasive cedars can help replenish local water sources.