Austin is headed for another near-100-degree afternoon Monday, with a small storm chance. Hot conditions are expected to persist later in the week.

Memphis faces one more sweltering afternoon Monday, with a high near 97 and a slight chance of storms. Cooler, drier weather arrives Tuesday.

Philadelphia gets one mild afternoon before rain and cooler temperatures take over. Gusty winds and possible tidal flooding add to the week’s unsettled forecast.

New York City gets a mostly dry Monday before rain chances and gusty northeast winds build into a cooler, rougher week.

Dallas will hit about 97 degrees Monday, with scattered afternoon storms bringing a chance of downburst winds and small hail. A drier stretch arrives Tuesday.

A Flood Watch remains in effect for Cincinnati through noon Monday as showers move over saturated ground. Cooler, mostly cloudy weather follows for much of the week.

Raleigh could hit 89 Monday before storms arrive and temperatures plunge into the 60s and 70s later this week.

Atlanta faces a 92-degree Monday with a heat index near 97, followed by several days of storm chances before cooler, drier air arrives.

Cool temperatures, brisk northeast winds and repeated shower chances will shape Cleveland's week, with a rip-current hazard lingering through Wednesday.

Orlando starts Monday sunny and warm, but afternoon thunderstorms could bring lightning, heavy rain and wind gusts up to 50 mph.

A cool Monday leads into a rainy, windy stretch across Washington, with Tuesday bringing the week’s most unsettled conditions.

A Flood Watch covers Columbus through noon Monday as showers and thunderstorms move across the area. Cooler, showery weather follows before a sunnier weekend.

Jacksonville could see storms, gusty winds and heavy downpours Monday before a cooler, breezier pattern takes over late this week.