Rain and thunderstorms are set to move across Salt Lake City Tuesday, with hail and sudden gusts possible. Sunshine and warmer weather return Wednesday.

Denver will reach the low 80s Tuesday before showers and thunderstorms become more likely midweek. A cooler, wetter Thursday gives way to a sunny weekend warmup.

Boston gets a cool, breezy Tuesday before stronger winds and rain chances arrive late this week. Coastal conditions could turn rough by Friday and last through the weekend.

Miami starts Tuesday with rain chances, but storms are expected to build by morning. Heavy downpours could flood urban and poor-drainage streets.

Baltimore faces a cold, rainy Tuesday with gusty winds and patchy fog. Drier weather arrives Thursday, followed by a warmer weekend.

Clouds and showers return Tuesday as the flood threat could continue through Wednesday.

Rain is settling over Philadelphia Tuesday, with a cool, unsettled pattern sticking around through the weekend.

Raleigh starts Tuesday foggy, then turns stormy before a sharp midweek cooldown. Overnight rainfall totals could range from 0.5 to 1 inch generally, and 1 to 1.5 inches in the Coastal Plain and eastern Piedmont.

Clouds linger Tuesday, but Louisville is headed for a dry stretch with crisp mornings and a Monday warm-up into the 70s.

Clouds lead into a wetter Wednesday for Columbus, but a sunny stretch is waiting later in the week.

Charlotte could see showers and thunderstorms Tuesday before a dramatic midweek cooldown moves in.

Patchy fog and clouds start Tuesday in Kansas City, but sunnier weather arrives Wednesday before storm chances return late Thursday.

Milwaukee faces a chilly, windy Tuesday with early showers and dangerous Lake Michigan waves through Wednesday evening.