Mid-90s today, triple-digit heat by the weekend. Limited overnight cooling means cooling centers may be busy.

A Flood Watch runs from 1 p.m. Thursday through Friday morning. Expect rounds of heavy storms, flash flooding risk, and slow evening commutes.

Low 90s today; mid-to-upper 90s this weekend and a chance of triple-digit heat by Wednesday.

Patchy smoke and sticky heat make Thursday uncomfortable; an Air Quality Alert runs through 3 p.m. with scattered afternoon storms possible.

Mostly clear and muggy this morning in Jacksonville with highs near 94°F. Scattered storms are expected after 2 p.m., and heat will build into the weekend.

Clear morning, highs near 88°F today. Heat builds into the weekend with heat indices over 100°F.

Sunny and 91°F today in Charlotte; storms return Friday and heat will climb into the 90s this weekend.

Light rain and scattered storms today in Indianapolis; Flood Watch runs June 25–27 for parts of southwest central Indiana.

Scattered thunderstorms likely this afternoon in Pittsburgh, then a hot, humid stretch returns next week with highs near the 90s.

Hot, humid start in Tampa; highs near 95 and feels like the low 100s. Afternoon storms possible and cooling centers are available.

A heat dome will push Lower Michigan into the 90s next week, with Detroit possibly near 97°F on Tuesday. Forecasters warn muggy nights and elevated risk for people without cooling.

Sunny and warm by day, then storms likely after dark. Expect a wet Thursday night and a muggy Friday morning commute.

Showers and thunderstorms likely Thursday with a few strong storms possible this afternoon. A major heat surge arrives late next week.