Indianapolis faces another round of storms Wednesday as a Flood Watch remains in effect through tonight. A drier, cooler pattern finally arrives next week.

Minneapolis could hit 88 degrees Wednesday before storm chances arrive and a rainy, cooler weekend takes shape.

Houston will feel close to 110 degrees Wednesday, with isolated storms possible before a hotter, mostly dry weekend.

Tampa faces a Heat Advisory Wednesday as sunny skies send the heat index up to 108°F. More mid-90s are ahead, with storm chances returning Friday.

Fairgrounds reopened within an hour, but tens of thousands across Indiana lost power as storms rolled through Marion County.

Pittsburgh faces a cloudy, humid Wednesday with patchy fog and a chance of evening storms. Saturday looks like the week’s best outdoor window before another stormy Sunday.

Philadelphia will reach the upper 80s Wednesday before showers and thunderstorms return overnight. Saturday currently looks like the week’s best outdoor day.

Atlanta will heat up to 92 degrees Wednesday, with storms possible after 3 p.m. The bigger story is a prolonged stretch of upper-90s temperatures ahead.

Orlando faces a Heat Advisory Wednesday, with heat index values up to 112 degrees and possible evening storms.

Detroit starts Wednesday under dense fog before temperatures climb near 86 degrees. A mostly dry stretch follows, but storm chances return late Saturday and Sunday.

Washington gets a mostly dry Wednesday before storm chances rise Thursday and Friday. Saturday looks sunny, but unsettled weather returns Sunday and Monday.

Columbus starts Wednesday clear and mild, but thunderstorms and a flood watch will shape the day before hotter weekend weather arrives.

Cincinnati faces repeated thunderstorms Wednesday, with a Flood Watch through 11 p.m. and 1 to 2 inches of rain possible.