The National Weather Service predicts steamy, stormy weather for Orlando with a "Marginal Risk" of severe conditions and a high of 100-105°F. Expect 60-70% storm coverage, with possible strong gusts, lightning, and minor flooding.

The NWS forecasts a stormy week for Tampa with high humidity and a consistent chance of showers and thunderstorms, advising residents to prepare for possible minor flooding and disrupted plans.

The NWS Jacksonville forecast includes daily chances of showers and thunderstorms, with highs in the low 90s and stable evening temperatures around 73 degrees.

St. Louis has a variable weather outlook with thunderstorms and high temperatures, mixed with some sunny and clearer conditions, according to the National Weather Service.

Baltimore faces a cooling period due to a backdoor cold front, with clouds and potential rain forecasted, especially in western regions where a Flood Watch is in place. A warm front may bring showers and severe thunderstorms over the weekend.

The individual involved in last week's Seattle police shooting died from a self-inflicted gunshot, says the Medical Examiner. The case is still under investigation.

Los Angeles will see morning fog and afternoon sunshine for the next week, with temperatures in the low 80s. Winds shifting southwest with fog returning in the evenings.

Portland's weather forecast predicts a mild end to the week with temperatures climbing and skies clearing up. Sunny weekend ahead with highs reaching the 80s.

The National Weather Service forecasts rain for Seattle with a shift towards sunnier weather by the weekend and clear skies and high temperatures in the low 80s into next week.

Nashville's Metro Davidson County is under a Heat Advisory due to high temperatures and humidity. The OEM's ESU volunteers are conducting Heat Patrols to aid and educate vulnerable populations to prevent heat-related illnesses.

The National Weather Service forecasts hazardous weather for Minneapolis and surrounding areas, including thunderstorms and possible tornadoes, with varying chances of precipitation over the upcoming days.

The NWS issued a Heat Advisory for Knoxville, warning of heat index values up to 105 and potential severe weather including thunderstorms, damaging winds, and flash flooding. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and cool.

Southern California will see a warming trend with temperatures above average before a slight cooldown next week.