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Patchy fog could slow parts of Minneapolis early Saturday before sunshine sends temperatures to 84 degrees. A bright, comfortable weekend follows, with storm chances returning Monday night.
San Francisco gets a sunny Saturday near 77 degrees, but dangerous surf keeps beach plans on notice through 5 p.m.
Chicago’s Saturday forecast brings persistent rain, thunderstorms, gusty winds and a risk of localized flooding. Lake Michigan beaches will also see dangerous waves and currents.
Knoxville faces a stormy Saturday with an 80% rain chance, possible strong storms and localized flooding before a wet start to next week.
Downtown LA will reach about 91 degrees Saturday as an Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect across Southern California through Sunday evening.
San Jose is headed for a sunny 90-degree Saturday, with hotter temperatures Sunday and Monday and elevated fire-weather concerns inland.
Jacksonville could see a 105-degree heat index Saturday before afternoon thunderstorms roll through. A stormier, wetter pattern continues into Monday.
Memphis gets a brief August cooldown this weekend, with highs in the low 80s before temperatures surge into the mid-90s.
Phoenix is staring down a 115-degree Saturday and another round of dangerous overnight heat. The Extreme Heat Warning continues through Monday, August 3.
Clouds and a brief chance of midday rain give way to clear skies, then a 93-degree Tuesday in Portland.
New Orleans will hit 95 degrees Saturday before overnight storms set up a wetter, potentially rougher Sunday.
Salt Lake City could hit 104 degrees Saturday as an Extreme Heat Warning brings smoky skies and warm overnight temperatures through Sunday.
El Paso faces 100-degree heat Saturday as severe storms, damaging winds, hail and flash flooding threaten the region.
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