Jacksonville faces a hot, humid Sunday with afternoon storms, dangerous rip currents and heat index values up to 105. The heat intensifies next week.

Cleveland gets a sunny, 86-degree Sunday before overnight storms usher in a wetter, stormier stretch through Wednesday.

Columbus gets a sunny, 90-degree Sunday before thunderstorms and heavy rain take over the forecast Monday through Wednesday.

Raleigh is headed for a 94°F Sunday with a heat index near 100, followed by several more days in the mid-to-upper 90s.

A heat advisory covers New York City on Sunday, with heat index values up to 98 before storm chances return Monday evening.

Charlotte faces a hot Sunday with a high near 93 and afternoon thunderstorms that could bring damaging winds and isolated flooding.

Orlando gets a hot, mostly sunny Sunday before afternoon thunderstorms roll inland. High heat and a high rip-current risk complicate beach plans.

Tampa gets a sunny start Sunday before afternoon storms arrive, with a heat index near 104. The workweek looks drier, but the heat sticks around.

Indianapolis will hit 91 degrees Sunday before a stormier, wetter stretch takes over through midweek. Heavy rain, damaging winds and flash flooding could become concerns as repeated storms move through.

Miami faces a Sunday Heat Advisory as humidity sends feels-like temperatures above 105 degrees. The rest of the week stays hot, with storms returning late Friday.

Atlanta heats up to 92°F Sunday before afternoon thunderstorms move into the forecast. More low-90s heat and pop-up storms are expected throughout the week.

Baltimore will hit 94 degrees Sunday, with even hotter conditions expected Monday before afternoon storm chances return.

Honolulu will be warm and breezy Saturday, with quick showers giving way to a wetter Sunday and Monday. Sunnier weather returns midweek before winds strengthen late next week.