The NWS Memphis predicts mixed weather for the week, featuring chances of rain and thunderstorms with intermittent sunny days, fluctuating temperatures, and variable chances of precipitation.

The National Weather Service predicts a short warmup in the Bay Area, followed by a return to normal or slightly cooler temperatures, with gusty winds and rough seas expected later in the week.

San Diego is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures expected to reach around 90F, potentially nearing 100F in some areas. Relief is forecast to start Thursday, with cooler temperatures over the weekend.

NWS Honolulu forecasts breezy trade winds, brief showers, and stable weather in Honolulu, with a decrease in winds expected mid-week and an advisory for mariners in effect until evening.

An Extreme Heat Warning has been issued for parts of Nevada, Arizona, and California, with temperatures expected to rise 5-10 degrees above normal, posing significant risks.

Sacramento is expecting sunny weather with rising temperatures, reaching a high near 99 degrees midweek, then cooling slightly for the Juneteenth holiday. The pattern of sun and warmth continues into the weekend.

Denver forecast includes a mix of weather with upcoming thunderstorms, a sunny and hot stretch, with highs potentially reaching 101°F, and a slight chance of rain next Monday.

Salt Lake City is forecasted to have clear skies and rising temperatures, reaching a high of 86 today and 101 by Juneteenth, with light winds throughout the week.

Seattle's weather forecast includes a sunny 75°F day, potential evening showers, a wet midweek, Juneteenth sun, and a showery weekend with highs near 69°F.

Heat advisory issued in El Paso until midnight, warning of temperatures up to 107 degrees and possible heat illnesses. Residents advised to take precautions.

Portland's weather includes sunny days, with highs near 80 degrees, but a mix of clouds, potential showers, and thunderstorms is expected throughout the week.

Houston's weather features high heat and chances of thunderstorms, with the city poised to exceed its June rainfall average. Recent storms have saturated the ground, raising concerns for standing water on roadways.

The Nashville area is set to experience showers and thunderstorms, with varying chances of precipitation throughout the week and highs reaching the mid-90s.