Cincinnati will heat up to around 94 degrees Wednesday before thunderstorms arrive overnight and bring a flood risk Thursday.

Kansas City gets one more hot, stormy day Wednesday before temperatures tumble Thursday. Strong wind gusts and localized flooding could accompany the storms.

Sunny skies arrive Wednesday, but Greenville’s heat builds into Friday before weekend storms take over. Saturday carries the highest rain chance.

Chicago starts Wednesday with rain and humidity, but a sunny, seasonable stretch arrives Thursday and Friday before weekend warmth returns.

Cleveland could reach the upper 80s Wednesday before afternoon thunderstorms bring heavy rain and damaging winds. Cooler weather arrives Thursday, but scattered showers and storms remain possible.

Pittsburgh reaches 87 Wednesday before thunderstorms roll in tonight. Stronger storms are possible north of the city, followed by a rainy Thursday.

Boston's mild Wednesday turns gusty and showery tonight before Thursday spikes to 88 degrees. Friday and Saturday bring a sunny, cooler reset.

Baltimore reaches 89 Wednesday before showers and thunderstorms return Thursday night. The weekend brings more rain chances, too.

Miami will see heat, humidity and thunderstorms Wednesday, with storm chances rising through a soggy weekend.

Dallas will reach 101 degrees Wednesday as a Heat Advisory continues through 8 p.m. A slight chance of storms arrives Thursday, but the triple-digit heat is sticking around.

San Antonio’s heat is not backing off. Highs will approach 100 degrees through the weekend, with limited rain and little overnight relief.

Houston gets a calm start Wednesday, but showers and thunderstorms return by morning and remain possible through Tuesday.

Fairfield and West Caldwell scored a D for tap water quality, while Essex Fells landed a C- despite finishing a major PFAS treatment upgrade.