Indianapolis will have a sunny and warm weekend with rising temperatures, reaching up to 82 degrees on Sunday. There's a forecasted chance of rain early next week.

Washington D.C. is expected to have a mix of sunshine and showers this week, with temperatures reaching the mid-80s and chances of rain increasing towards the weekend.

The Midwest is set for a cool, dry weekend due to high pressure, with a slight chance of showers in the south by Sunday and steady warming expected post-Wednesday.

St. Louis is experiencing calm, mild weather with gradual warming forecasted by the National Weather Service. The week brings sunny days with slight chances of showers and thunderstorms.

The weekend weather forecast for Miami predicts high temperatures, reaching 92°F with a heat index of up to 103°F, high humidity, and a slight chance of afternoon showers.

New Yorkers will enjoy a week of sunny weather and warm temperatures with highs in the low to upper 80s across all boroughs, as reported by the National Weather Service.

NWS Jacksonville predicts a week of frequent showers and thunderstorms with high humidity and temperatures reaching over 90 degrees, maintaining an 80%-90% chance of rain daily.

Raleigh's forecast includes showers with a 30% chance of rain and a high near 79 degrees, with partly cloudy skies later and a cooler evening. The week starts sunny with mild winds, but expect more rain by midweek.

Austin faces extreme heat with sporadic rain chances; the high temperature near 101 and heat index up to 106. Evening may bring slight thunderstorms, with a cooler low around 78.

Hair Galleria's grand opening in Harris County drew a huge crowd, leading to traffic issues and a public safety concern, resulting in the store's temporary closure and the presence of law enforcement.

Texas Hill Country community leaders testified before a legislative committee regarding the July 4 flood response and emphasized the need for improved alert systems.

Minneapolis faces a hazy weekend with smoke from distant wildfires affecting air quality. The National Weather Service forecasts sunny skies and highs of 79 degrees but expects smoke to remain, with mild evenings offering little air quality relief.

Chicago faces health concerns due to smoke from Canadian wildfires, causing "unhealthy" air quality and prompting advisories to stay indoors. Despite sunny weather, the smoke remains persistent, impacting the air, especially for vulnerable groups.