Tampa's forecast includes high humidity with daily afternoon thunderstorms and showers, and temperatures up to 96 degrees.

St. Louis is forecast to have a sunny day with high of 95°F and a heat index of 101°F, with south winds. Evening will bring cooler temps and a chance of showers and storms into next week.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes sunshine and possible rain with temperatures in the mid-80s and varying chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week.

Indianapolis is expected to experience a week of high temps in the low 90s with sunny conditions, light breeze, and minimal night relief. Showers and thunderstorms are possible midweek.

Charlotte's weather forecast includes mixed conditions with a moderate risk of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week and highs in the low 80s to near 90 degrees.

Hawaii's brief break from humid weather ends this weekend as Tropical Storm Henriette approaches, bringing another wave of muggy conditions to the islands.

Angelenos will experience sunny days and cool nights with highs around 86-89 degrees, mild southwest winds, and patchy evening fog, per National Weather Service forecasts.

Nashville weather forecast suggests warm, partly sunny conditions, with thunderstorms possible next week, highs in low 90s, and chances of rain increasing midweek.

The Twin Cities area is under a Heat Advisory, with high heat index values forecasted, alongside a chance of thunderstorms and hazardous weather conditions. Safety measures are advised.

Chicago faces a persistent heatwave with temperatures soaring into the 90s, high humidity, and the heat index nearing 100. Limited relief is expected, with sparse chances of rain.

Trades returning to Honolulu bring less humidity until Saturday, but Tropical Storm Henriette may cause wetter, more humid conditions Sunday before normal weather resumes Monday. Aviation and marine advisories are in effect.

The National Weather Service in San Diego reports a gradual decline in heat for inland California, with a 5 to 10-degree relief forecasted, while coastal areas will see a slight dip in temperature.

Las Vegas is experiencing unusually high temperatures and dry conditions, with hazy skies from nearby wildfires. The heat is expected to remain, with the National Weather Service advising caution against activities that could start fires.