Dallas starts the weekend sunny and hot, with highs near 91 Saturday and even warmer weather ahead. Storm chances return by Wednesday before a late-week cold front cools things down.

Tucson’s Saturday forecast includes storms, followed by a windy Sunday with blowing dust and gusts near 45 mph.

Fog arrives Saturday before rain and a sharp cool-down settle over Los Angeles. Coastal flooding and dangerous surf will make Sunday the weekend's biggest concern.

Storms move into Phoenix Saturday before Sunday brings a wind advisory, blowing dust and a major temperature drop.

Sacramento gets a sunny, cooler weekend after the heat wave, with gusty winds Saturday and warmer weather returning next week.

San Diego’s quiet Saturday morning could turn into a dangerous weekend as Tropical Storm Rachel brings heavy rain, flooding and high surf.

A mild Saturday gives Washington one last break before heavy rain and possible thunderstorms arrive Sunday.

A few early showers will give way to partly sunny skies Saturday, followed by a sunny Sunday and Monday. Colder areas south of Seattle could see frost overnight.

Light rain arrives Saturday morning, but Portland's weekend quickly turns sunnier and warmer.

Las Vegas starts Saturday near 90 degrees before storms, flash-flood danger and strong winds move in through Sunday.

El Paso will hit 89 degrees Saturday under mostly sunny skies, but isolated storm chances return Sunday before cooler weather arrives next week.

A warm Saturday will quickly turn stormy in Salt Lake City, with strong winds and a flood watch extending into Monday. Cooler, wetter weather follows through Tuesday.

Denver will bask in sunny 80-degree weather through Monday before a cooler, showery pattern arrives midweek.