Chicago gets one more warm, mostly sunny day Tuesday before showers and thunderstorms move in Wednesday. A cooler Thursday follows, but summerlike warmth returns by the weekend.

Storms and heavy rain could slow the Tuesday morning commute across Minneapolis before sunny, breezy weather arrives Wednesday.

San Antonio will hit 100 degrees Tuesday, with heat index values near 108 and little rain expected. The hot, mostly dry pattern continues through the weekend.

Dallas is in for another punishing heat day Tuesday, with a high near 102 and heat index values up to 108. Triple-digit temperatures are expected to continue through Saturday.

Nashville is headed for another hot stretch, with a 95-degree high Wednesday before storm chances increase Thursday and linger into the weekend.

Knoxville gets two more sunny days near 90 before showers and thunderstorms return Thursday. The weekend stays hot with more storm chances.

Greenville gets several sunny, hot days before storm chances return Friday and linger through the weekend.

Memphis is in for a punishing Tuesday, with a Heat Advisory, a high near 99 degrees and heat index values up to 108. Relief arrives slowly as storm chances increase later this week.

Austin is headed for a 101-degree Tuesday, with heat index values near 110 and more triple-digit days ahead. A small rain chance may reach the I-35 corridor later in the day.

Clear skies lead into an 81-degree Tuesday, but New York City’s warmest stretch arrives Wednesday and Thursday before a cooler, drier weekend.

Atlanta’s brief cooler spell is fading fast, with sunny skies Tuesday and highs climbing into the low 90s by midweek. Rain and thunderstorm chances return just in time for the weekend.

Orlando starts clear Tuesday before afternoon thunderstorms bring heavy rain, lightning and a localized flooding threat. More hot, stormy weather is lined up through the weekend.

Jacksonville starts Tuesday cloudy and breezy, with showers and afternoon storms ahead. Beaches face a high rip current risk through late tonight.