Nashville's forecast includes sunny skies, thunderstorms, and temperatures around 90°F today, with varying chances of precipitation throughout the week.

Unstable weather with enhanced showers is expected in Honolulu due to the remnants of a cold front and an upper level disturbance, with a forecast of more stable conditions and moderate trade winds decreasing by Friday.

San Francisco's forecast includes typical fog and increasing warmth, with potential 100-degree temperatures inland early next week while coastal areas remain cool.

Las Vegas faces variable weather with showers and thunderstorms expected, potentially bringing lightning and strong winds. A warming trend is forecasted for early next week with extreme heat risks.

The NWS in Knoxville predicts showers and possible thunderstorms in the coming days, with highs around 85 degrees and varying chances of precipitation throughout the week.

The National Weather Service San Diego predicts slight showers and thunderstorms with a deep marine layer leading to drizzle in Southern California, and a warming trend starting next week.

Sacramento is forecasted to have sunny weather all week long, with consistent clear skies and temperatures in the mid to high 80s and low 90s, according to the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service predicts clear skies and a high of 81 degrees today in Salt Lake City, with a mild night and a slight chance of rain on Friday.

The National Weather Service is forecasting a hot, sunny period for El Paso with temperatures rising to 105°F over the weekend and remaining high into the next week.

Seattle's weather is expected to clear after morning clouds, with a high near 74 degrees. Winds will be light, turning north northwest. Partly cloudy evening with a low around 56. A sunny weekend is forecasted, with highs of 78 and 84 degrees.

Detroit's weather forecast includes sun, showers, and thunderstorms, with temperatures ranging from the high 50s to near 80 degrees throughout the week.

Houston's weather includes summer heat, scattered showers, and a low hurricane threat, with hot, mostly sunny conditions through the weekend and rain chances into next week.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources issued an air quality advisory for parts of the state due to high PM2.5 levels; residents with health risks are urged to stay indoors.