Austin faces continued extreme heat with temperatures near 100 degrees and minimal chances of rain. Evening temperatures will remain high with a slight breeze.

A power outage hit Chicago's Belmont Cragin during a heatwave, leaving residents without AC overnight. Power was restored by the morning as the city braced for potentially the hottest day of the year.

Governor Greg Abbott expands Texas' disaster declaration to include four more counties following severe flooding, seeking to provide resources for recovery and working with FEMA for federal aid.

Los Angeles forecast predicts sunny days with patchy morning fog clearing by afternoon, highs in the 70s and 80s, and slightly cooler evenings with increasing clouds.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny day in Seattle, with a high near 78°F and light winds. Clouds will increase tonight, with a low around 57°F.

The National Weather Service forecasts a very hot week for Phoenix, AZ, with sunny days and temperatures up to 107 degrees, offering minimal nighttime relief. A slight chance of rain is expected next Tuesday.

Minneapolis and nearby areas are under an Air Quality Alert due to smoke from Canadian wildfires, posing health risks especially to sensitive groups. Conditions may persist until Friday evening.

Knoxville is set for hot, sunny days with chances of evening storms, high temps mid-90s, and heat indexes possibly higher.

Chicago faces thunderstorms and potential urban flooding after a heatwave, as temperatures near mid-90s and heat indexes hit 103, with over 600 households losing power.

A heat advisory has been extended in Middle Tennessee, with heat index values up to 109°F and highs of 97-101°F. The NWS advises residents to hydrate and stay indoors.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott expands the disaster declaration to include four new counties due to severe flooding, seeking additional federal aid and offering various support measures for recovery.

Sacramento's utilities department educates boaters on pollution prevention to protect rivers, emphasizing proper waste disposal and use of pumpout stations.

Las Vegas is experiencing cooler temperatures and breezy afternoons due to a low-pressure system, with potential monsoon moisture forecasted for mid-next week.