D.C. will see sunny skies and heat near 92 degrees Thursday, but storm chances rise Friday and Saturday as the humid stretch continues.

Tuttle's water towers sank to 70% and pressure dropped sharply, pushing the Grady County city into Stage 2 restrictions on lawns and pools.

San Diego will trade morning clouds for sunshine Thursday, with temperatures hovering near 81 degrees through the weekend. Inland and desert communities face a much hotter stretch.

Tampa starts Thursday clear and humid before afternoon thunderstorms return, with highs near 91 and a stormier weekend ahead.

Charlotte will heat up to 88 degrees Thursday before afternoon storms roll in. A hotter stretch arrives Sunday and lasts into next week.

El Paso is headed for a 102-degree Thursday, with a Heat Advisory and a nighttime storm chance. The weekend brings more triple-digit heat and fewer showers.

Downtown Los Angeles will climb from a humid 66°F morning to 85°F Thursday, with hotter conditions building through Sunday. Relief arrives next week, but inland areas face dangerous heat.

Cincinnati starts Thursday with patchy fog before temperatures climb near 89. Storm chances increase tonight and peak Friday, with heavier rain possible.

Seattle faces smoky skies, a Thursday Heat Advisory and another hot day Friday before temperatures ease this weekend.

Portland faces a 93°F Thursday under a Heat Advisory, with patchy smoke expected to clear by evening. Cooler, drier weather arrives over the weekend.

New Orleans starts Thursday clear and humid before afternoon storms move in. The weekend stays hot, while rain chances increase early next week.

Chicago starts Thursday cloudy and damp, with spotty showers and a high near 76. Warmer weather arrives Friday before storm chances ramp up Sunday.

Minneapolis gets a sunny, warm Thursday before showers and thunderstorms return Friday and Sunday night.