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A clear Friday morning gives way to 90-degree heat, a hotter weekend and midweek storm chances in St. Louis.
Downtown Los Angeles will see sunny skies and highs near 88 degrees this weekend, with a gradual cooldown arriving midweek.
Memphis faces a 95-degree Friday with a heat index near 102, scattered storms and a Code Orange ozone alert. The weekend stays hot, with Saturday’s heat index reaching 105.
Denver faces smoky skies and a 101-degree Saturday under a Heat Advisory. Storm chances increase by midweek, with cooler weather arriving Thursday.
Portland will hit 88 degrees Friday before temperatures settle into the low 80s for most of next week. Clear skies and dry weather dominate the forecast.
Seattle faces one more hot, smoky day Friday as a Heat Advisory runs through 10 p.m. Cooler, mostly sunny weather arrives this weekend.
Milwaukee warms to 84 degrees Friday before late-night storm chances return. Saturday looks sunny, while Sunday and Monday turn increasingly unsettled.
D.C. will hit 92 degrees Friday, with a heat index near 100 and thunderstorms targeting the evening commute.
Oklahoma City could hit 100°F Friday as a Heat Advisory warns of heat indexes up to 108°F. Triple-digit temperatures are expected to continue through next week.
Houston faces another hot, humid day Friday with a 103°F heat index and spotty afternoon thunderstorms. The weekend keeps the same steamy pattern.
Dallas faces another 100-degree day Friday, and the relentless heat is expected to continue through next week.
Chicago gets a sunny, 84-degree Friday, but fog, nighttime storms and a wetter pattern are lined up through next week.
Atlanta will heat up to around 90 degrees Friday before afternoon thunderstorms roll in. The unsettled, muggy pattern continues through the weekend and into next week.
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