Miami faces a week of heat and humidity, with chances of thunderstorms and heat advisories cautioning of indices up to 110 degrees. Tropical Storm Dexter is not a threat, and daily showers are expected.

Central Indiana weather foresees sunny days with intermittent showers and storms, highs near 83°F, and mostly clear nights with temperatures in the 60s.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny Monday and rising temperatures in Baltimore, with possible high clouds in the evening. Mid-week may see drizzle or light rain, with cooler temperatures anticipated into the weekend.

The NWS forecast for Nashville predicts a mostly cloudy day with highs of 85°F and a slight chance of rain, continuing a pattern of subtle weather changes with warm temperatures.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of sunny weather and breezy conditions for San Francisco with temperatures hovering around 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

Honolulu faces strong winds, dry conditions, and potential effects from Tropical Cyclone Gil. The National Weather Service issued advisories and warns of fire risks, with Gil's remnants possibly bringing rain later in the week.

Las Vegas faces extreme heat with temperatures set to rise significantly above normal, prompting the National Weather Service to issue an Extreme Heat Watch for the region.

Sacramento is expecting a week of classic summer weather with sunny skies and rising temperatures, reaching highs of around 90 degrees and nighttime lows of 58 degrees.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for El Paso, forecasting temperatures up to 107 degrees, and advised residents to take precautions.

Denver's weather forecast promises clear skies and warm temperatures reaching the mid-90s, with light winds and comfortable evening lows around 60 degrees.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather with temperatures rising to mid-90s, clear nights, and potential patchy smoke on Monday in Salt Lake City.

NWS Memphis forecasts a sunny week with rising temperatures, highs near the upper 80s, light winds, and possible showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires has led to poor air quality and an "Air Quality Advisory" in Wisconsin, affecting multiple counties with unhealthy levels of PM2.5 pollution.