Heavy rains expected in East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia may lead to flooding, prompting a Hazardous Weather Outlook issued by the NWS. Showers and thunderstorms are likely, with a high chance of precipitation.

Dallas-Fort Worth braces for extreme heat, potential storms, and poor air quality. A heat index up to 102 degrees and nighttime lows in the upper 70s are expected. The TCEQ issued an Ozone Action Day with health risks for sensitive groups.

Milwaukee faces a wet start with potential flooding and a high chance of rain. Sunny weather will follow, with high temperatures and humidity expected over the weekend. Flooding concerns persist near rivers.

The National Weather Service forecasts high humidity, showers, and thunderstorms for the upcoming week in New Orleans, with temperatures in the high 80s to low 90s.

San Antonio is set for a warm week with sunny skies and highs near 98 degrees, with a slight chance of rain and high heat index values prompting hydration and shade seeking.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast shows variable shower chances, warm temperatures, and mostly sunny skies for the coming week, with highs in the upper 80s to mid-90s.

Central Indiana's weather forecast includes scattered showers and potential thunderstorms with hot temperatures, and residents are advised to stay prepared for sudden changes.

Orlando faces extreme heat with indices possibly over 107°F, alongside normal rain and storm chances. The National Weather Service highlights moderate rip current risk and advises caution during hot and stormy conditions.

Charlotte's forecast includes a week of showers and thunderstorms, with a significant chance of rain and potential flooding in some areas, accompanied by temperatures reaching the 80s.

New Yorkers can expect sunny days ahead, with high temperatures reaching into the low 90s. Scattered thunderstorms may occur midweek, but no hazardous weather is expected. The end of the week looks mostly sunny across all boroughs.

Miami faces a hot week ahead with chances of showers and thunderstorms, high humidity, and temperatures near 90 degrees, potentially feeling like over 100 degrees.

The National Weather Service predicts high temperatures and potential thunderstorms for Ohio, followed by cooler conditions and a possible summer temperature resurgence by the weekend.

Columbus and Cincinnati are experiencing hot and humid weather with chances of showers and thunderstorms, and potential for heavy localized rain. The heat is expected to continue with a weak cold front providing limited relief.