San Diego will hit 88 degrees Monday as dangerous surf, rip currents and minor coastal flooding continue along the coast through Tuesday night.

Honolulu is facing a soggy, windy Monday as Hurricane Lowell’s moisture shield moves over Oahu. Flooding concerns and dangerous south-shore surf could continue into Tuesday.

San Jose gets a sunny Labor Day before a hot midweek period.

Las Vegas will be sunny and 95 degrees Monday before a late-week heat surge pushes temperatures to 107.

Los Angeles could see muggy showers and isolated thunderstorms Monday before temperatures climb into the mid-90s by Wednesday.

Orlando starts Labor Day under cloudy skies with an immediate morning rain risk, while storms are expected to build through the afternoon with heavy rain, lightning and gusty winds possible.

Atlanta gets a cooler, breezier Labor Day with only a slight storm chance. The heat and heavier rain chances return later this week.

Milwaukee gets a sunny, mild Labor Day before heavy rain and thunderstorms move in Tuesday night. Cooler, drier weather returns by Thursday.

A clear Miami morning will give way to afternoon thunderstorms, heat indexes near 106 and possible street flooding on Labor Day.

New Orleans faces a Heat Advisory Monday as the heat index could hit 111 before afternoon thunderstorms arrive. A wetter pattern takes over by midweek.

Salt Lake City gets a cooler, mostly sunny Labor Day after a stormy weekend setup. Then temperatures climb back toward the upper 80s by Thursday.

A foggy Labor Day morning gives way to sunshine and a 70-degree afternoon in Portland. The city then heads toward an 85-degree Wednesday.

El Paso hits 98 degrees on Labor Day, with the week’s best storm chance arriving Tuesday afternoon.