El Paso is heading into a long stretch of 100-degree heat, with little rain expected in the lowlands.

Edmond households now get just two watering days a week as summer demand more than doubles the city's winter usage.

Salt Lake City is headed for highs near 101°F before monsoon storms return Friday night. The weekend brings cooler temperatures, but also a heightened flash-flood threat.

Minneapolis gets a sunny, comfortable Wednesday before showers and thunderstorms return Thursday, with a few strong storms possible.

Nashville will heat up to 96 degrees Wednesday before thunderstorms arrive overnight. Heavy rain and gusty winds are the main concerns.

Chicago gets a cooler, mostly dry Wednesday before sunshine arrives Thursday and storm chances return Friday.

Austin’s heat wave is about to get worse, with highs reaching 105 degrees this weekend and little relief overnight. Rain is almost completely absent from the forecast.

New Orleans faces a dangerous heat index up to 110 degrees Wednesday, with a Heat Advisory in effect through 8 p.m. Hot weather continues into the weekend.

Milwaukee gets a sunny, mild Wednesday before rain and thunderstorm chances return Friday. The weekend then settles into mostly pleasant weather.

Dallas could hit 106 degrees Wednesday as an Extreme Heat Warning covers North Texas. Triple-digit temperatures are expected to continue into next week.

Oklahoma City faces a Wednesday extreme heat warning, with the heat index approaching 110 degrees. Triple-digit highs are expected through next week.

Students in Orlando sweated through classes this week as University High School's cooling system faltered during a brutal heat advisory.

Tampa faces a Heat Advisory Wednesday, with a heat index up to 112 and scattered storms from morning through afternoon.