El Paso will bake at 97 degrees Wednesday before storm chances build Thursday night and Friday. Gusty winds and localized flooding could accompany the strongest storms.

Seattle’s gray Wednesday will turn rainy and breezy after 10 a.m., with cooler, unsettled weather sticking around through the weekend.

Boston gets a mostly dry Wednesday before overnight storms and a soggy Thursday. The holiday weekend then looks cooler, brighter and far more cooperative.

Milwaukee heats up to 89 Wednesday before storm chances increase overnight. Thursday night and Friday could bring the week’s wettest weather.

Clear skies will quickly give way to a 99°F afternoon in Oklahoma City. Triple-digit heat and scarce rain are expected to dominate the forecast through Labor Day.

A clear, steamy morning gives way to afternoon storms Wednesday in New Orleans. The wetter pattern strengthens Friday and lingers through the weekend.

Chicago's heat advisory returns Wednesday as temperatures approach 93 degrees and heat indexes reach up to 105. Storm chances increase Thursday through Saturday.

A Flood Watch remains in effect for Houston through Wednesday evening as Edouard remnants bring heavy rain and dangerous downpours. Hot, humid conditions return by the weekend.

San Antonio will hit 101 degrees Wednesday as the heat index climbs to 105. Mostly hot and mostly dry conditions are expected through Labor Day.

Dallas could see isolated storms Wednesday and more rain Thursday, but the break from near-100-degree heat will be brief.

Knoxville’s heat peaks near 99 degrees Thursday, with heat-index values above 100 before weekend storms bring limited relief.

Nashville’s heat is moving from uncomfortable to hazardous, with highs near 101 and a Heat Advisory through Friday. Slight storm chances finally return this weekend.

Miami gets a clear start Wednesday before afternoon storms and dangerous heat buildup. A wetter pattern is expected through Labor Day.