Dallas could reach 102 degrees Wednesday as a hot, mostly dry stretch settles in. Rain chances remain minimal through the weekend.

San Antonio is headed for another near-100-degree day Wednesday, with a heat index up to 106°F and almost no rain expected.

Pittsburgh will climb to nearly 90 degrees Wednesday before afternoon storms kick off a soggy stretch through Saturday.

Indianapolis gets a sunny, 86-degree Wednesday before showers and thunderstorms return Thursday. The wet pattern could linger through Saturday, with localized flooding possible.

Tampa’s clear start gives way to afternoon storms Wednesday, with hotter and wetter conditions arriving Thursday and Friday.

A Flood Watch covers D.C. through Wednesday morning as heavy rain and flash flooding threaten the region. Hotter weather arrives Thursday, with the heat index possibly reaching 103.

Atlanta starts Wednesday mostly sunny, but storms are likely this afternoon. Heavy rain, gusty winds and rising heat remain in the forecast through the weekend.

Philadelphia faces afternoon thunderstorms Wednesday before a hotter stretch pushes heat indexes above 100 degrees Thursday.

A fallen tree near Highway 54 and Garrett Road knocked out power for more than 7,000 Durham customers Tuesday night. Duke Energy later called the outage vegetation-related.

Miami gets a muggy start Wednesday before storms and triple-digit heat indexes take over. Stronger east winds will also raise beach hazards later this week.

Jacksonville will heat up to around 91 degrees Wednesday before afternoon thunderstorms arrive. Storm chances and beach hazards increase later this week.

Orlando starts clear and steamy Wednesday before afternoon storms roll in. A wetter stretch arrives Thursday through Saturday, with heat indexes topping 100 degrees.

Cincinnati gets a sunny, nearly 90-degree Wednesday before thunderstorms return Thursday and become likely Friday and Saturday.