Boston gets one more bright, cool day before showers arrive Sunday afternoon. A rip current statement and a windier week are also on the forecast.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms are soaking Milwaukee Saturday as a Flood Watch remains in effect. Dangerous Lake Michigan waves are expected Sunday.

San Antonio will reach 97 degrees Saturday, while heat indices may exceed 100 degrees in parts of the region. The hot pattern continues through next week.

Houston will bake under sunny skies Saturday with a high near 95 before humidity and isolated storm chances return Sunday.

Kansas City will reach the lower 90s Saturday, with mid-90s possible south of Highway 36 before evening thunderstorms bring possible severe weather. Cooler conditions arrive Monday.

Austin is in for a brutally hot weekend, with highs near 100 Saturday and Sunday. Rain relief remains scarce.

Hayden Acres in San Tan Valley is digging out after floodwaters swept the property, with neighbors pitching in supplies and labor.

Heavy rain is already hitting Chicago, with flooding possible Saturday and another storm round on the way tonight.

Mina Guli crossed the finish line in Los Angeles after months on foot tracing the Colorado River's decline. Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego says the effort hit home across the Southwest.

By late July, the popular summer ski spot near Idaho Springs was down to a sliver of ice just a few feet deep.

Charlotte gets one more hot, humid weekend before storms roll in Monday and a sharp midweek cooldown arrives.

Raleigh gets a foggy start and partly sunny Saturday before a bright Sunday. Storms return Monday and Tuesday, followed by cooler weather.

Pittsburgh gets one more sunny, warm day before thunderstorms arrive Saturday night and a soggy pattern settles in through next week.