NWS warns of flooding and high heat in Raleigh, NC, due to Tropical Storm Chantal remnants, with a flood watch for central NC, including 1-4 inches of rain and heat index around 100-105 degrees.

The National Weather Service warns of thunderstorms in Missouri and Illinois, with risks of heavy downpours and gusty winds. Spotter activations are not expected.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland forecasts low 90s temperatures and a cold front, with potential thunderstorms and localized flooding expected.

The NWS forecasts hot weather with intermittent showers and thunderstorms for Nashville, with high temps in the mid-90s and chances of rain increasing throughout the week.

New York City's sunny weather will shift to showers and thunderstorms from Monday, with high temperatures today but rainy conditions forecasted for the week ahead.

Jacksonville's forecast includes showers and thunderstorms, with high humidity and temperatures near 92°F, potentially feeling like 100°F. Evening rain chances slightly decrease.

Ohio faces mixed weather conditions with a weak cold front expected to dissipate midweek. Showers and storms may arise, with higher humidity levels and heat indices in the 90s. The forecast anticipates a cycle of afternoon storms throughout the week.

Pittsburgh's National Weather Service warns of a major heat risk with temperatures expected to surpass 90 degrees. Precautions are advised for residents, especially without air conditioning, as the heat continues with minimal overnight relief.

NWS Philadelphia predicts a sunny day with a high near 91 and light winds, turning mostly clear with a low around 74 in the evening. Showers and thunderstorms are likely starting Monday.

Orlando faces a week of storms with lightning, winds up to 50 mph, heavy rain, and high heat indices due to a moist airmass and Tropical Storm Chantal's influence.

Baltimore braces for mixed weather from Tropical Storm Chantal's remnants with fog, heat, rain, and potential thunderstorms. A cold front will follow, increasing chances of rain and maritime concerns. Severe weather is possible later in the week.

The forecast for Austin anticipates a wet and stormy weekend with potential thunderstorms and high temperatures in the mid-80s, calming later in the evening. Sunny, hot days are expected to follow into the next week.

Southern California anticipates a heatwave with triple-digit temperatures, especially around Coachella Valley. The NWS has issued warnings for high heat risks in deserts and inland valleys through Thursday.