Phoenix residents anticipate clear skies and warmer temperatures with highs reaching nearly 98 degrees during the week, and comfortable evenings in the low 70s.

Upcoming week in Minneapolis sees a mix of sunny days and possible light showers, with temperatures reaching mid-80s and a chance of rain increasing towards weekend.

The article describes a period of sunny days and mild, clear nights in Dallas, with daytime temperatures reaching around 89 to 91 degrees and night lows near 70 degrees, as per the National Weather Service.

Chicago faces a heatwave with over 20 days of above-normal temperatures, with no rain forecasted, possibly setting new records for September heat and drought conditions.

Weather forecasts predict a week of warm and mostly sunny conditions for Houston, with highs near 90°F. Two tropical systems stir in the Atlantic, but pose no immediate threat to land.

The article informs about a week of sunny, comfortable weather in Detroit, with temperatures in the high 70s to low 80s and light winds, as per NWS forecasts.

Memphis is experiencing an extended period of sunny days with temperatures reaching up to 89°F, and clear, mild nights around 65°F, forecasted to continue into the weekend.

Forecast predicts a gradual cooling in Washington D.C. with varying cloudiness and slight chance of rain, leading to sunnier conditions later in the week.

Atlanta's weather forecast promises a sunny week with moderate temperatures, with highs around 82 degrees and occasional gusty winds. Conditions will remain consistently pleasant throughout the week.

Tropical Storm Imelda is passing east of Miami with little impact expected, but causing a high risk of rip currents offshore. Florida's weather will include breezy conditions, chances of showers, and high temperatures continuing throughout the week.

The National Weather Service in Nashville predicts sunny weather with temperatures reaching the high 80s to 90 degrees, light winds, and high humidity levels for the upcoming week.

Pittsburgh's weather forecast promises a dry week with above-average temperatures due to a high-pressure system, per the National Weather Service.

The NWS in Jacksonville warned of high rip currents and surf advisories in Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida, advising against swimming and noting the potential for beach erosion.