The NWS predicts a heatwave in North Carolina with temperatures reaching the mid-90s and a heat index up to 103, advising residents of potential severe thunderstorms.

Miami's weather forecast includes sunny skies and intermittent showers, with temperatures near 90°F and chances of rain increasing toward the weekend.

New York City expects erratic weather with a mix of showers and thunderstorms, potentially affecting Juneteenth celebrations, but with no severe weather warnings issued.

Orlando faces a heatwave with low to mid-90s temperatures and a moderate to major heat risk, as high pressure limits rain chances until Friday. Humidity persists, and night temperatures stay in the 70s.

Boston is anticipating near-90-degree heat this week, starting with potential showers and leading up to possible thunderstorms as temperatures exceed seasonal norms.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland predicts warm, muggy conditions with chances for showers and thunderstorms through Wednesday, with the potential for severe weather and varying temperatures across the region.

Baltimore's weather today includes warm temperatures, thunderstorms, and risks of localized flash flooding, with a Flood Watch in effect. Transitioning from cooler weather, the region anticipates seasonable heat with possible severe storms ahead.

Jacksonville, FL, is set for a hot, stormy week with chances of afternoon showers and thunderstorms alongside high humidity and temperatures in the low 90s.

The NWS predicts a rainy week with thunderstorms and high humidity for the D.C. area, including conditions that may lead to flooding and severe weather with possible high winds. Warm temperatures are expected towards the weekend.

Philadelphia's weather forecast includes patchy drizzle, thunderstorms, high humidity, and temperatures rising up to 97°F, with varying chances of rain throughout the week, according to NWS Philadelphia.

Placer County residents can attend a Wildfire Preparedness Expo on June 21 at Bowman Fire Station in Auburn to learn about wildfire safety and preparedness.

Austin is expected to experience a hot week with temperatures nearing 100°F, minimal wind relief, and nights around 75°F. Rain chances remain low at 20%.

A car crash involving a CMHA officer in Cleveland resulted in serious injuries to the officer and hospitalized three others, The cause is under investigation.