The National Weather Service forecasts a stormy week for Tampa with scattered showers and thunderstorms, high temperatures, and persistent chance of rain.

Cleveland residents can expect clear skies with smoke haze from Canadian wildfires, slightly cooler temps, and clear surface visibility, while upcoming weather includes potential rain, storms, and lake condition changes.

Sunny weather with calm winds and highs reaching 75 degrees is expected in Washington D.C. today, followed by hazy conditions on Tuesday and continued warmth throughout the week.

Pittsburgh's weather trend shows warming with the influence of lofted wildfire smoke potentially lowering temperatures, reduced visibility, and air quality. The week may end with showers and thunderstorms as temperatures return to seasonal averages.

Philadelphia's early morning skies clear up for a sunny day with a high of 74°F. The calm weather is expected to continue through midweek, with rising temperatures peaking near 90°F on Thursday and a chance of showers by Friday.

Orlando and East Central Florida are set for stormy weather with possible severe conditions, including strong winds and hail. Flight disruptions and increased heat are also expected later in the week.

Baltimore is set to experience a rise in temperatures after a cold start to June, with warmer and sunnier conditions expected until a potential shift to showers and thunderstorms by the weekend.

Ohio is experiencing a dry spell with warming temperatures, clear skies with some smoke from Canadian wildfires. Later, a cold front will bring showers and cooler weather.

Miami faces a week of heavy showers and thunderstorms with potential for frequent lightning and strong wind gusts, due to a stalling front and a western disturbance.

Jacksonville, FL's weekly forecast includes sunshine, clouds, thunderstorms, highs near 91°F, and breezy conditions, with a mix of clear nights and chances of rain increasing throughout the week.

St. Louis weather forecasts show alternating sunny conditions and storm chances, with high temperatures and fluctuating precipitation probabilities throughout the week.

Raleigh's forecast predicts sunny days with highs around 80-86°F, turning cloudy with possible showers by the weekend.

An air quality advisory was issued for Richmond due to flaring at the Chevron Refinery. Residents are warned of possible health risks and advised to stay indoors. Chevron is working to minimize flaring and informs the public of safety measures.