Sacramento gets a mild Thursday with regional precipitation chances before temperatures warm into the upper 80s and near 90 over the weekend.

Cleveland faces a muggy Thursday with showers and thunderstorms before a brief Friday break. The weekend forecast turns wetter, with heavy rain and storms possible.

Denver starts cloudy and mild, but showers and thunderstorms return Thursday afternoon and stay active through Saturday.

El Paso will reach 93 degrees Thursday before evening thunderstorms bring a renewed flash-flood concern nearby. The weekend dries out briefly before wetter weather returns next week.

Greenville faces sunny 92-degree heat Thursday before temperatures climb to 95 Friday. Storm chances increase this weekend ahead of a cooler weather shift next week.

Baltimore faces a warm, humid Thursday with showers and storm chances before a cooler, drier Friday arrives.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Columbus through Thursday afternoon as storms and heavy rain move across central Ohio. Another round of storms is expected this weekend.

Jacksonville sees warm conditions and gusty northeast winds Thursday, while beachgoers face dangerous rip currents. Storm chances rise this weekend.

Houston faces scattered storms Thursday, hot conditions and a stormier setup south of I-10. Friday and Saturday turn sunnier but remain hot.

A damp Thursday is just the opening act. Milwaukee could see widespread rain and possible thunderstorms this weekend.

San Antonio faces another 98-degree day Thursday, with the heat index potentially reaching 107 and a slight chance of afternoon storms.

New Orleans gets a sunny, drier stretch through the weekend, with highs reaching 92 before storm chances return Monday.

D.C. could hit 89 degrees Thursday before afternoon storms roll in. Friday cools down, Saturday looks pleasant and Sunday turns unsettled again.