Tampa faces a week of showers and thunderstorms with a high chance of precipitation, muggy conditions, and potential disruptions, per the National Weather Service forecast.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny and warm weather for NYC boroughs, with temperatures reaching up to 94 degrees in Manhattan. No hazardous weather is expected.

Baltimore's weather will remain consistent due to a high-pressure system. Weekend conditions include light onshore flow and below-normal temperatures, with a heatwave expected next week.

Detailed weather forecast for Washington D.C. indicating a sunny week with rising temperatures into the 90s and a slight chance of showers next Thursday.

St. Louis faces extreme heat with temperatures nearing 96°F and heat indices up to 103°F. Minimal relief is expected from the light breezes, and the weather pattern may only slightly change with a chance of showers early next week.

Foggy and humid morning in Raleigh with low visibility and a chance of rain and thunderstorms later in the day; temperatures to remain comfortable with a similar pattern through the week.

Jacksonville, FL is forecasted to have a week of unsettled weather, with high chances of showers and thunderstorms, and varying temperatures reaching into the 90s.

Philadelphia is expected to have a sunny, dry week with steadily climbing temperatures, reaching highs around 90-94°F, according to the NWS. A slight chance of showers is forecasted for Thursday.

Hawaii faces weekend surf conditions approaching warning levels with 14-foot waves expected Saturday. Officials urge caution as dangerous currents and coastal flooding threaten south-facing shores.

El Paso ISD has implemented indoor afternoons and adjusted athletic schedules to protect students and staff from extreme heat, following UIL guidelines for safety.

Relief from Hawaii's muggy weather is coming as Tropical Storm Henriette approaches, promising to restore the islands' natural trade wind ventilation system.

Minneapolis is experiencing high temperatures, with a forecast of up to 102 degrees heat index. There's a potential for strong thunderstorms with damaging winds, although SKYWARN spotter activation is currently deemed unlikely.

Los Angeles forecasts sunny days with early fog, warm temps, and light breezes, with cooler evenings and consistent weather patterns throughout the week.