Detroit's upcoming week will feature sunny days and mild evenings, with temperatures reaching into the 80s and a slight chance of weekend nighttime showers.

Dallas will see highs climbing into the mid-90s this week under clear skies, but with the heat comes an Ozone Action Day for Sept. 9, highlighting air quality challenges across the region.

The National Weather Service warns of minor coastal flooding and high rip current risks along the Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida coastlines, affecting specific areas until Wednesday.

St. Louis weather forecasts predict fluctuating temperatures with highs nearing 82°F then reaching the mid-90s later in the week, and mild, breezy conditions.

The National Weather Service forecasts stable, dry, and gradually warming weather for Pittsburgh, with potential for patchy river valley fog and slight chances of rain by the weekend.

Orlando faces heavy rain and minor flooding, with forecasts showing an 80% chance of continued showers and thunderstorms. Beachgoers are warned against strong rip currents.

Miami's forecast includes a cycle of dry mornings and stormy afternoons with high temperatures and chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week.

The National Weather Service in Raleigh predicts a week of sunny and cloudy weather with temperatures in the 70s to low 80s, mild winds, and no precipitation.

The National Weather Service forecasts cooler air and gusty winds for Baltimore, with no precipitation and temperatures in the mid-70s. Conditions may impact aviation and small crafts on the Chesapeake Bay.

Boston's weather is predicted to be mostly clear and pleasant with temperatures in the upper 60s to mid-70s following recent turbulent weather and tornadoes in Massachusetts.

Atlanta's weather forecast indicates a week of sunny days with temperatures in the 80s, peaking near 91 by Monday, and mild evening lows offering comfortable conditions.

Nashville is slated for sunny, warm days, with a high of 86 degrees today and temperatures expected to rise throughout the week, reaching mid-90s by the weekend.

New York City boroughs expect sunny skies with chances of rain, temperatures around 73-75 degrees, and no severe weather threats except for a high rip current risk.