Minneapolis will have showers and thunderstorms with a 30% chance of rain increasing to 50% at night. Highs in the mid-80s and lows around 69. The weekend looks mostly sunny.

Chicago is experiencing a warm spell with temperatures near 90 degrees and intermittent storm chances, including possible gusty storms with downpours in the forecast.

Gov. Greg Abbott mobilizes a large response to severe Texas floods, with over 2,200 personnel and coordinated state aid, as recovery efforts continue.

Portland's weather forecast predicts sunny skies with temperatures reaching high 80s and possibly 90s early next week, with a high of 78 degrees today.

Phoenix expects a hot week with highs around 107-112 degrees, minimal nighttime cooling, and slight wind relief. Possible showers midweek may offer a change.

The Bay Area expects high temperatures and a fire weather risk, with inland areas reaching up to 102 degrees, while a Dense Fog Advisory is also in effect. A cooling trend is forecasted to start mid-next week.

SoCal is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures 8-12 degrees above average; relief is expected by the weekend with cooler temperatures and marine layers.

Moderate to breezy trade winds expected to persist in Hawaii, with usual windward and mauka showers; stability in marine and aviation conditions, but with advisories for turbulence, mountain obscuration, and small crafts.

Las Vegas is expected to experience increased heat with above-normal temperature anomalies into the early week, with potential major heat risks in desert valleys.

The National Weather Service in Sacramento issued a heat advisory for the week, with temperatures expected to exceed 100 degrees and persist through the weekend. Residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated.

El Paso is facing a heatwave with temperatures reaching triple digits, a slight chance of evening showers, and continued hot weather forecasted for the coming days.

The National Weather Service predicts showers and thunderstorms for Denver, with variable temperatures and winds shifting directions throughout the week.

Salt Lake City faces an intense heatwave with temperatures hitting 106°F, nights around 75°F, and a potential high of 107°F on Sunday. Only a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms next Tuesday offers hope for relief.