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.

The NWS San Francisco issued a Coastal Flood Advisory due to expected minor flooding and advises against driving through floodwaters. They note below-normal temperatures with a warming trend next week and possible record low temperatures in San Jose.

Moderate to breezy trade winds and stable weather expected in Honolulu, with limited showers over windward areas. A potential increase in showers due this weekend as a trough approaches. Trade winds to strengthen again next week.

Memphis faces an Extreme Heat Warning with heat indices up to 111, prompting recommendations for air-conditioning, hydration, and caution to prevent heat-related illnesses.

The National Weather Service in San Diego predicts cooler weather for the region starting Friday, with inland and mountain areas seeing a noticeable drop in temperature.

Sacramento's weather forecast predicts a sunny week with temperatures in the low 90s, a slight chance of showers tonight, and clear skies continuing through the weekend.

El Paso's weather forecast includes sunny days with highs around 95°F-99°F and possible showers. Nights are cooler near 73°F-77°F. There's a 20-30% chance of rain early next week.

Denver's weather forecast includes a mix of conditions with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and hot temperatures, reaching up to 97 degrees, as per the National Weather Service.

Salt Lake City forecasts a warm end to July with temperatures reaching 94°F, patchy smoke after 3pm, and general continuation of sunny and hot conditions, warns the National Weather Service.

Houston anticipates a sweltering day with temperatures nearing 97°F and high heat indices, while the NWS predicts slight evening cool-downs and rain chances increasing later in the week.

Cleveland has extended recreation center hours as cooling centers due to heat, offering water and free lunches for youths, while canceling some outdoor programs.