Bay Area's mild temperatures continue below average, with a cooling trend and coastal fog expected to persist into early next week, followed by a warming trend midweek.

The NWS in Las Vegas forecasts a heat wave, with extreme temperatures expected mid-week in the Colorado River Valley and Mohave County, possibly requiring an Extreme Heat advisory.

Sacramento is set for sunny days and clear nights with highs in the 90s, and increasing to 100+ degrees later in the week, while evenings will be cooler.

San Antonio residents are advised to keep umbrellas handy due to intermittent showers and thunderstorms, with varying chances of precipitation in the forecast, according to the National Weather Service.

Seattle's forecast includes sunny days with high temps in the 70s and 80s, with a brief chance of showers midweek.

Memphis weather forecast: sunny with possible thunderstorms; highs in mid-90s, heat index around 104-105; fluctuating rain chances throughout the week.

Portland's weather forecast predicts sunny skies and rising temperatures, with highs reaching mid-80s to low 90s throughout the week and clear nights.

High waves create hazards at Chicago beaches post-Fourth of July; National Weather Service urges caution due to rip currents and strong winds, advising against swimming.

Houston's weather will see increasing temperatures and decreased rain chances, with isolated showers still possible due to daytime heating and sea breezes.

Minneapolis' weather forecast includes clear skies, potential showers in the 80s, and calm winds, shifting from northeast to southerly, with increasing rain chances up to 60% later in the week.

Denver anticipates showers and thunderstorms with a 40% chance of precipitation and gusty winds, according to the NWS, with temperatures expected to hit highs near 100 degrees later in the week.

The article details a week of inconsistent weather for Detroit, with a mix of thunderstorms, showers, and sunny periods; temperatures will be warm, peaking in the low to mid-80s.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of intense heat in Phoenix with temperatures soaring above 100 degrees and little respite during the night.