Patchy fog fades Friday before Pittsburgh settles into a sunny, dry weekend. Heat and storm chances return by midweek.

A sunny 80-degree Friday sets up a hotter week in Chicago, with scattered storm chances arriving Sunday and continuing into Thursday.

Dallas will hit 101 degrees Friday as an Ozone Action Day blankets DFW. Triple-digit heat is expected to stick around through next week.

Minneapolis gets a sunny Friday with an 85-degree high before showers and thunderstorms arrive late Friday night and Saturday morning.

Clear skies give Oklahoma City little relief as temperatures climb from the 70s Friday morning to 102 degrees by Sunday, with an ozone alert in effect.

New Orleans gets a mostly sunny Friday and Saturday before storm chances jump Sunday and remain elevated into next week.

Milwaukee's sunny Friday is a brief pause before rain showers arrive Saturday and warmer, stormier weather takes over next week.

Houston will feel like 101 degrees Friday as afternoon storm chances return. The heat sticks around through next week.

San Antonio could hit 98 degrees Friday as afternoon thunderstorms remain possible. The bigger story is a hotter, mostly dry stretch arriving for the weekend and next week.

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Clear skies and comfortable temperatures arrive just in time for the weekend. Then Detroit’s forecast takes a hotter, stormier turn next week.

Miami starts Friday clear and steamy, but storm chances climb sharply by Saturday and remain elevated into next week.

Cleveland’s clouds should clear Friday before a sunny, warming weekend. Temperatures climb into the upper 80s next week as storm chances return.