New York City gets mostly sunny skies Wednesday before a warmer Thursday, cooler Friday and a rainy weekend.

Minneapolis gets sunny weather Wednesday and Thursday before a major weather shift. Friday could bring thunderstorms and several inches of rain, raising flood concerns.

Denver gets one more warm afternoon Wednesday before a wetter, stormier stretch takes over Thursday through Saturday.

Raleigh will enjoy sunny skies Wednesday before temperatures climb into the low 90s and storm chances return Friday afternoon.

Light rain is keeping Chicago cool Wednesday, with heavier storms possible overnight and another wet stretch ahead this weekend.

Oklahoma City is headed for another 100-degree day Wednesday, with a small late-day storm chance before rain and cooler temperatures arrive Sunday.

San Antonio is headed for another near-100-degree afternoon Wednesday, with the heat index climbing as high as 107. The hot stretch is expected to continue through the weekend.

Memphis faces a Heat Advisory Wednesday as temperatures surge toward 100 and a hot, mostly dry weekend takes shape.

St. Louis faces heat indexes up to 107 through Friday, with highs near 98 and limited storm chances. A cooler pattern finally arrives next week.

Kansas City faces a soggy morning under a flood watch before sunshine and upper-80s heat return. The weekend then turns stormy again.

Miami starts Wednesday clear and hot, but storms are expected to build through the afternoon. Rain chances climb sharply by Friday and remain high through the weekend.

Charlotte’s cloudy start quickly gives way to sunny skies and upper-90s heat. Storm chances return Friday before a cooler, unsettled weekend.

Heavy rain and fog greet Orlando Wednesday before gusty winds and sunshine take over. Then the weekend turns stormy again.