Miami's forecast includes scattered showers and thunderstorms, with brief dry spells early this week. Highs could reach 90 degrees, while the National Hurricane Center has ceased tracking Tropical Storm Chantal.

Charlotte will be hot and sunny, reaching 96°F with a heat index of 103°F. Light winds will offer minimal relief, and night temperatures will drop to 75°F. Showers and thunderstorms are possible later in the week.

Tampa's weather this week includes sun, storms, and high humidity with chances of afternoon showers and thunderstorms, and temperatures near the low 90s.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes sunny skies and potential thunderstorms, with highs in the mid-90s and a mix of clear evenings and rainy afternoons anticipated throughout the week.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis predicts scattered showers and thunderstorms with high humidity and temperatures in the 80s throughout the week.

A Flood Watch is issued for parts of New Jersey and southeastern Pennsylvania due to heavy rainfall from Chantal's remnants, with potential flash flooding. A Heat Advisory is also in place with heat indices up to 103 degrees.

The Memphis weather forecast predicts an intermittent week of showers and thunderstorms with high temperatures, according to the National Weather Service.

Southern California lifeguards conducted hundreds of rescues over the Fourth of July weekend due to dangerous rip currents and high surf at local beaches.

A Texas flood claimed the lives of several people, including high school teacher Jeff Wilson; his wife and son are missing. The community mourns as the death toll from the disaster reaches 43.

Oahu is forecast to experience strong trade winds and occasional showers, with a high pressure ridge causing gusts that may reach 50 MPH until Monday. Windward and mountain areas will see more rain, while leeward areas face increased fire risk.

Austin's weather forecast includes sun, sporadic showers, and a 40% chance of afternoon rain and thunderstorms today, with a high near 90°F. Evening storms are less likely. The pattern of sunny days with occasional rain persists throughout the week.

At least 50 people died in Central Texas flash floods, including the Heart O’ the Hills Camp director Jane Ragsdale. The Guadalupe River flood resulted in significant loss and many missing amid the disaster.

Southern California is set to endure a heatwave with the National Weather Service San Diego issuing an Extreme Heat Watch for certain areas, highlighting risks of high temperatures and urging precautions.