San Jose will warm to about 86 degrees Tuesday before a gradual cooldown brings highs near 80 by the weekend.

San Diego’s cloudy Tuesday morning should clear into a sunny 81-degree afternoon. Patchy fog returns at night before a warm, mostly sunny stretch settles in.

Downtown Los Angeles is headed for a 90-degree Tuesday, with the hottest stretch arriving through Thursday. Patchy fog returns around dawn later this week.

Portland reaches 83 degrees Tuesday and could hit 86 Thursday before a cooler, mostly dry weekend settles in.

Salt Lake City is headed for a hotter stretch, with temperatures nearing 100°F Thursday before weekend storm chances return.

El Paso reaches 96 Tuesday before a stretch of 100-degree days arrives. Rain chances fade in the lowlands as hot, dry weather takes over.

Denver could hit 93 degrees Tuesday before afternoon storms roll into the forecast. Mid-90s heat arrives Thursday and Friday, with storm chances returning Sunday.

Indianapolis gets sunshine and an 80-degree high Tuesday before a wetter, stormier Wednesday. Late-week weather turns milder and drier.

Chicago gets a warm, breezy Tuesday before afternoon storms and a cooler, mostly sunny midweek stretch.

Tampa Bay faces its hottest day of the week Tuesday, with a heat index near 113. Rain chances increase sharply Wednesday.

Milwaukee gets a sunny start Tuesday before afternoon thunderstorms threaten plans. A calmer, cooler stretch arrives Wednesday and Thursday.

Minneapolis starts Tuesday with clear skies, morning shower chances and a high near 79. Sunny, warmer weather follows before another storm chance arrives Thursday into Friday.

New Orleans faces a dangerous Tuesday with a heat index up to 115. Warm nights and more midweek heat are also ahead.