The National Weather Service predicts a week of varied weather in Detroit, including thunderstorms and sunny periods, with temperatures reaching into the 80s and 90s.

Dallas' weekly weather includes sunny days and potential showers, with temperatures in the 90s and a chance of rain and thunderstorms, particularly today.

Houston faces a week of showers and thunderstorms, with an 80% chance of daytime rain and a high near 88 today. Evenings may see reduced rain chances. Further mixed weather expected throughout the week.

Phoenix prepares for a heatwave with temperatures set to exceed 110 degrees, as reported by the National Weather Service, urging residents to stay cool and limit outdoor activities.

The NWS issued a heat advisory for New Orleans and southern Mississippi due to expected 110-degree heat indices. Residents are advised to avoid heat stress.

Milwaukee faces stormy weather with heavy rain and thunderstorms, high humidity, and the potential for flooding as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Oklahoma City is expecting sunny weather with temperatures rising to the high 80s and 90s, accompanied by a light south wind. The weekend remains hot with a slight chance of showers on Sunday night.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis has issued a Heat Advisory for central Indiana with heat index values reaching 100-107 degrees, advising caution due to heat illnesses.

Heat Advisory issued in St. Louis with high temperatures and humidity posing health risks; NWS advises caution and staying cool to prevent heat-related illnesses.

Boston experiences an early season heat wave, with a heat index of 101 degrees and a Heat Advisory in effect. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and consider vulnerable individuals.

Miami faces intermittent showers and thunderstorms with a high of 88°F and a 70% chance of rain, accompanied by east winds of 7-11 mph. Evening forecasts indicate continued precipitation.

The NWS has issued heat warnings for Raleigh, with heat index values up to 115, advising residents to avoid heat-related illnesses by staying hydrated and indoors.

NWS Cleveland forecasts showers and storms in Northern Ohio, with a stalling front today and potential severe weather next week. Hot conditions will persist, but rainfall could reduce heat indices.