Las Vegas faces another dangerous day with 110-degree temperatures as heat-related deaths continue climbing in 2025.

The National Weather Service predicts a hot week in Washington D.C., with sunshine, clouds, occasional thunderstorms, and high temperatures near 91 degrees.

Las Vegas faces extreme heat with temperatures 4-8 degrees above normal, leading to heat advisories and warnings. Some isolated showers and thunderstorms are expected, increasing fire risks. Aviation may also be disrupted by gusty winds and storms.

Honolulu's weather forecast includes variable conditions, from breezy trades to increased showers, followed by drying. Moisture from former Tropical Storm Ivo will affect the weekend.

Sacramento's weather will turn sunny today with a high near 89°F, including light winds. Clear skies and a low around 59°F are expected tonight, with similar sunny conditions and highs in the 90s continuing through the week.

The National Weather Service San Diego forecasts slight cooling in Southern California from Thursday to Saturday with temperatures below average for coastal and valley areas. Beaches face elevated surf and rip currents.

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Denver anticipates high temperatures with a 20% chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms, offering slight relief from the heat. The nights are mostly clear with modest humidity.

Salt Lake City is bracing for high heat with temperatures near 101 degrees and a Fire Weather Watch due to dry conditions, gusty winds, and risk of wildfires.

El Paso's forecast includes mixed weather with sunny days and potential evening storms; temperatures around 74°F and variable chances for rain into the weekend.

Chicago is expecting a weather mix with sunny days and a chance for thunderstorms, high humidity, and temperatures reaching into the 90s before potential showers early next week.

Nashville's weather forecast warns of potential storms, high heat, and humidity with the National Weather Service predicting rain, thunderstorms, and muggy conditions throughout the week.

Houston is set for a hot day with a high of 94 degrees and a heat index of 107. There's a 30% chance of rain. Residents should stay cool and hydrated. Tropical Storm Erin in the Atlantic may become a hurricane.