Cleveland gets a sunny, dry Tuesday before shower and thunderstorm chances return Wednesday afternoon. The wettest stretch is expected Thursday and Friday.

Charlotte starts Tuesday with fog, clouds and muggy air before thunderstorms become likely this afternoon. Heavy rain and isolated flooding are possible.

Miami gets a clear start Tuesday before afternoon storms and heat index values near 104. Wetter, windier conditions are expected later this week.

Cincinnati gets a sunny, rain-free Tuesday before storm chances rise Wednesday and become more likely late Thursday into Friday.

Pittsburgh gets a sunny, 87-degree Tuesday before a stormier stretch arrives Wednesday through Saturday.

Orlando starts Tuesday clear and humid before afternoon storms bring lightning, heavy rain and potentially damaging wind gusts.

Detroit gets two sunny, warm days before showers and thunderstorms return Thursday.

Baltimore should see a partly sunny Tuesday before storms and a localized flooding threat arrive overnight. A hotter, stormier pattern follows through the weekend.

Las Vegas could reach 114 degrees Monday as an Extreme Heat Warning continues through Wednesday evening. Overnight lows near 90 will offer little relief.

Echo Canyon Reservoir is closed to boats as aircraft use the lake to fight the Rio Blanco Fire threatening homes south of Pagosa Springs.

Honolulu starts the week warm, breezy and under a scattered-shower pattern. Winds ease by midweek before building again late week.

The Ward Fire near Ely has grown to about 3,770 acres with no containment. Nearly 200 personnel are working the blaze as crews build lines and helicopters make water drops.

Triple-digit heat is locked in across El Paso this week, with Tuesday likely the hottest day. Rain chances remain scarce in the city.