Memphis starts the week clear and comfortable before temperatures climb into the mid-90s by Thursday. Storm chances return late in the week.

Nashville gets a cooler, mostly sunny Monday before temperatures surge into the mid-90s later this week. Storm chances rise heading into the weekend.

Austin faces a sunny 103-degree Monday as triple-digit heat settles in for most of the week. Rain chances remain minimal, and overnight lows offer limited relief.

Mostly cloudy skies give way to afternoon storm chances in Knoxville Monday, with a wetter pattern continuing through midweek.

Chicago gets a sunny, mild start to the week before warmer weather gives way to heavy rain and thunderstorms Wednesday into Thursday.

Minneapolis will see sunny skies and an 87°F high Monday before overnight storms and a cooler Tuesday arrive.

Dallas is headed for another 101-degree afternoon Monday, with an Ozone Action Day adding an air-quality concern. Triple-digit heat sticks around through Thursday.

Houston faces a sunny Monday with a high near 99 and heat index values up to 104. Isolated storms could appear late in the afternoon.

Milwaukee gets a sunny, comfortable Monday before warmer weather and a stormy midweek stretch arrive.

New Orleans starts the week sunny and slightly drier, but afternoon storms return by midweek and become more likely this weekend.

San Antonio faces a sunny 100-degree Monday, with heat index values reaching 102 and even hotter-feeling conditions possible Tuesday.

Oklahoma City faces highs near 99 to 102 degrees through Wednesday before rain chances return late this week.

Cincinnati gets a sunny, dry start to the week before showers and thunderstorms return Wednesday. Friday currently carries the highest rain chance.