High pressure will bring warm weather and sunshine to Columbus and nearby regions, with a cold front midweek possibly causing showers and thunderstorms.

Jacksonville, FL is set for frequent showers and thunderstorms with an 80% chance of rain and humidity at 90%. Expect gusty winds and more storms throughout the week.

The NWS forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms in Charlotte, with chances of rain ranging from 30% to 80% throughout the week and temperatures up to the 80s.

Raleigh forecast shows a mix of sun and showers with temperatures in the mid-80s to low 90s. A marginal risk of heavy rain early in the week could cause minor flooding.

The National Weather Service predicts intermittent showers and thunderstorms in St. Louis, with potential severe weather and a flood watch in effect for some areas.

The NWS issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for Minneapolis with potential thunderstorms, gusty winds, and small hail, along with possible dense fog. A warm and sunny week is expected to follow.

Chicago expects a sunny start to the weekend with high temperatures, but thunderstorms may develop by Saturday night. A 30% chance of rain and a low around 76 degrees are forecasted for the evening.

The NWS San Francisco warned of continued moderate HeatRisk for Bay Area counties with temperatures nearing 100 degrees, prompting fire weather concerns due to heat, dryness, and winds, though cooler weather is expected by Tuesday.

The National Weather Service San Diego predicts a moderate to major HeatRisk for inland and desert areas, with high temperatures and potential thunderstorms.

Honolulu's weather is shifting from trade winds to a more humid atmosphere due to Tropical Depression Henriette, leading to muggy conditions and potential fire risks.

The National Weather Service warns of breezy conditions and low humidity in Las Vegas, increasing fire risks but not yet warranting a Red Flag Warning. High temperatures are also expected.

Sacramento faces a heatwave with temperatures reaching 103 degrees, prompting the National Weather Service to advise residents to prepare for a hot, sunny week.

Denver forecast suggests a 20% chance of showers with highs near 89°F, turning into 50% chance of storms by evening. Next week looks sunny with temperatures climbing to 95°F, and a fire weather warning in effect.