St. Louis' forecast includes showers and thunderstorms with fluctuating chances throughout the week, temperatures nearing 90 degrees, and potential for gusty winds and heavy rainfall.

Indianapolis is set to experience severe weather including thunderstorms, damaging winds, and high heat indices near 100 degrees, with ongoing storm threats into the next week.

Washington D.C. faces a hot and stormy week with chances of showers and thunderstorms varying from slight to 70%, heat indices reaching 101, and temperatures fluctuating around the 90s.

The Tampa area expects a hot and stormy week ahead, with high temperatures and frequent chances of rain and thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.

Texas Hill Country floods have resulted in 121 deaths with Kerr County most affected. 166 remain missing with a multi-agency, multi-state rescue effort underway. Local media started a relief initiative, with FEMA aiding affected residents.

Los Angeles is set to experience foggy mornings and sunny afternoons with mild temperature changes this week, featuring a pattern of marine fog and mostly sunny days, with gentle winds.

Minneapolis is set for varied weather including a high of 87°F, possible thunderstorms, and shifting winds. The weekend may clear up with sunny skies and high temperatures, while severe weather could occur today.

Chicago faced a weekend of unpredictable weather, with chances of severe storms, hail, and strong winds, leading to disruptions like airport halts and prompting safety cautions.

Austin is set to experience a week of classic summer weather with mid-90s temperatures, according to forecasts. The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies and a high near 94°F, while advising caution due to a high heat index.

Hundreds of animals have been displaced or killed by floods in Texas's Hill Country, with ongoing rescue efforts and shelters preparing for an influx of displaced animals. Community support is crucial for the recovery process.

The National Weather Service in Portland issued an Extreme Heat Watch, with temperatures expected to hit 95-105°F. Residents are urged to prepare and check on vulnerable individuals.

A cooling trend is expected in the Bay Area, with moderate heat risk today and cooler temperatures on the way. Fire threats persist in high elevations and marine layers affect coastal areas.

Southern California is expecting a minor cooling trend with predictions of slightly lower temperatures inland and a persistent heat in the deserts according to the National Weather Service San Diego.