San Antonio is headed for another stretch of triple-digit heat, with feels-like temperatures topping 105 degrees and only a slim weekend rain chance.

Oklahoma City faces another 101-degree day Thursday, with a Heat Advisory and heat-index values up to 109. A cooler weekend is finally on the way.

Baltimore’s lawsuit against Coke, Pepsi and other companies over plastic pollution has been dismissed after Maryland courts narrowed public nuisance law.

Houston is headed for another 98-degree day, with a heat index near 106°F. Rain chances rise late Saturday into Sunday, but next week stays hot.

Milwaukee gets one more sunny, warm day Thursday before showers and thunderstorms move in Friday night. Saturday stays damp, but Sunday looks bright and cooler.

Dallas faces a 101-degree Thursday under a Heat Advisory, with Friday expected to be even hotter. A weak weekend front may bring a few storms and slightly cooler air.

Tampa’s Thursday forecast brings muggy heat, heavy downpours and a risk of localized flooding, while Gulf beaches face dangerous rip currents.

Cincinnati starts Thursday foggy before sunshine pushes temperatures to 86. A stormy, potentially soaking weekend is next.

Cleveland gets a sunny, comfortable Thursday and a warmer Friday before showers and thunderstorms return this weekend.

Indianapolis gets a sunny Thursday and warmer Friday before heavy rain and thunderstorms arrive Friday night and continue through Saturday.

Columbus gets two sunny, warm days before showers and thunderstorms move in Saturday and linger through Sunday.

Clear skies and an 83-degree high make Thursday a winner in Pittsburgh, but showers and thunderstorms return Saturday night and Sunday.

Orlando’s quiet Thursday morning gives way to heavy rain, lightning and gusty thunderstorms. The wet pattern could linger through the weekend.