San Antonio faces another hot Tuesday with a 96-degree high, a heat index near 101 and a slight chance of late-day storms.

A few showers and thunderstorms are possible Tuesday, while drier air arrives Wednesday. The weekend looks mostly quiet before storm chances return Monday.

Rain, fog and gusty northeast winds are taking over Washington through Wednesday. Drier weather arrives Thursday, with warmer days ahead this weekend.

Tampa’s Tuesday morning will give way to afternoon storms and heat near 90 degrees. Drier air arrives by Friday, setting up a cooler weekend.

Drizzle and rain showers are headed for Cleveland through Wednesday, while Lake Erie swimmers face a high swim risk. Sunshine returns Thursday for a much calmer stretch.

Orlando starts Tuesday sunny and muggy before afternoon storms roll in. A cooler, drier weekend follows with highs in the mid-80s.

Detroit’s Tuesday forecast brings partly sunny skies, mid-60s temperatures and gusty northeast winds. A brief shower chance fades before a sunny weekend warmup.

Indianapolis stays cloudy and cool through Thursday, with scattered showers possible Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Sunshine and warmer temperatures return by the weekend.

Sunny skies and seasonable temperatures lead the week in Minneapolis before Thursday showers and a wetter weekend arrive.

Clogged screens at Sand Island sent bacteria-laden wastewater into Honolulu Harbor, one of the city's worst spills since 2006.

Honolulu stays warm and breezy Monday, with shower activity increasing Tuesday and a wetter pattern possible by late week.

State agencies are staging sandbags and pumps as ocean temps near the tropical Pacific already beat the 2015 record.

Phoenix will hit about 101 degrees Monday before slight storm chances return midweek. Saturday could bring an even hotter 104-degree afternoon.