Storms, heat and coastal hazards are lined up for Jacksonville Saturday. Sunny skies return next week.

NYC gets a dry, mild Saturday before heavy rain and gusty winds arrive Sunday. Minor urban and coastal flooding could follow into Monday.

Clouds and breezes arrive first, but Sunday brings the real weather story: heavy rain, stronger winds, storm risk and possible tidal flooding across Hampton Roads.

Grease and rags clogged a Greenville pipe, sending thousands of gallons into Langston Creek. Caution signs will stay up for 10 days.

Richmond stays mostly dry Saturday before rain arrives Saturday night and thunderstorms threaten Sunday. A brief sunny warmup follows early next week.

Charlotte's Saturday forecast brings steady rain, fog, thunderstorms and gusty winds before sunshine returns Monday. Flooding and downed-tree risks rise as the weekend storm system strengthens.

Orlando will swelter near 91 degrees Saturday before afternoon thunderstorms bring lightning, downpours and gusty winds. Drier air arrives Monday.

Heavy rain, 50-mph wind gusts and possible tornadoes are headed for Atlanta Saturday. A sunny, warmer stretch arrives Sunday.

Baltimore gets a mild Saturday before rain, gusty winds and possible thunderstorms arrive Sunday. The latest forecast also raises concerns about flooding and severe storms.

Indianapolis warms to 76 Saturday before showers arrive after dark. Sunday brings more rain, while Monday rebounds with an 85-degree high.

Detroit gets a warm Saturday before rain moves in Sunday, followed by one more mild Monday and a cooler midweek pattern.

A rainy, windy Saturday is ahead for Greenville, with flood concerns and thunderstorms before sunshine returns next week.

Contra Costa County adds $12.9 million more, with local nonprofits set to work on climate education, urban forestry, clean energy and greener transportation.