El Paso will see sunny skies and a 98-degree high Sunday before temperatures surge past 100 degrees Monday through Wednesday.

Nearly 17,000 El Paso Electric customers lost power Saturday as record heat and storms battered the Borderland.

Oklahoma City will heat up from 95 degrees Sunday to 101 Tuesday, with mostly sunny skies and little chance of rain.

Medina Lake climbed from 9% to 29.3% full in a month after historic Hill Country rainfall, but the reservoir is still far from full.

Milwaukee’s lakefront faces dangerous waves and currents through tonight, while warmer weather arrives before midweek thunderstorms.

Dallas will reach nearly 100 degrees Sunday before a hotter stretch peaks around 103 on Tuesday. Clear skies and little chance of rain are expected all week.

Early storms will give New Orleans a brief wet start Sunday before a sunny, hot stretch takes over next week.

Chicago’s Sunday forecast brings brisk winds, dangerous Lake Michigan conditions and a brief sunny stretch before thunderstorms return Wednesday.

Houston heads into a sunny Sunday near 97 degrees as an Ozone Action Day covers the metro area. The heat stays intense all week, with temperatures flirting with 100 Monday and Tuesday.

Washington starts Sunday warm and partly cloudy before a round of thunderstorms brings heavy rain and possible flooding into the evening.

Clouds break for a sunny Sunday in St. Louis before temperatures climb into the 90s and storm chances return later in the week.

Philadelphia could see late-day thunderstorms Sunday before a wetter, stormier Monday brings heavier rain and flash-flooding concerns.

Cloudy skies give way to a stormier Sunday afternoon in Columbus, with a 60% chance of rain and thunderstorms. The unsettled pattern sticks around through Saturday.