San Antonio's weather will be mixed, with potential severe storms followed by sunny days. Highs could reach 89 with windy afternoons, and a continued chance of rain midweek. Sunny conditions are expected later in the week.

The National Weather Service forecasts fluctuating weather in Atlanta, Georgia, with a mix of sun and storms, and varying chances of precipitation throughout the week.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for parts of Oklahoma and northern Texas due to ongoing rains and storms, with a potential for high accumulations and flooding.

Phoenix's weather will transition from cloudy to sunny, with rising temperatures throughout the week and highs reaching over 100 degrees towards the weekend.

Pittsburgh's weather will see sun, showers, and storms, with temperatures rising towards the low 80s by next Monday.

Houston faces severe weather with potential hail, high winds, and tornadoes north of I-10. The National Weather Service urges caution for heightened risks in this area.

Milwaukee's weekly weather forecast includes sunny days, gusty midweek winds up to 35 mph, and milder temperatures around mid-60s to low 70s, with minimal wind at night.

Orlando expect mixed weather, including sun and storms, with high chances of rain and thunderstorms throughout the week, and temperatures near 90 degrees.

The weather forecast for Baltimore indicates mixed conditions with showers, possible thunderstorms, and sunny spells throughout the week, with temperatures ranging from the low 60s to low 80s.

Illinois Department of Agriculture offers free recycling for agrichemical containers to prevent landfill waste, with the plastics repurposed into pallets.

Tampa's weather forecast includes chances of showers and thunderstorms with high humidity and temperatures peaking at 91 degrees. The variable conditions will persist throughout the week.

South Florida experienced storms with heavy rains and 60 mph wind gusts, but forecasts a drier week ahead, with mostly sunny conditions and a chance of weekend showers.

The NWS in Cleveland predicts that the current low-pressure system will move east and bring rain before clearing up, with fluctuating temperatures and a potential for brief showers midweek, then a dry weekend with warmer weather.