NYC gets one last clear look Sunday morning before heavy rain, gusty winds and possible flooding move in. Sunshine returns Monday afternoon.

Kansas City could hit 90 degrees Monday before storms roll in Tuesday night and cooler weather takes over by Friday.

Omaha could hit 90 Sunday and 91 Monday before rain chances increase midweek and a sharp cooldown takes over.

Hartford gets one last clear stretch Sunday morning before rain arrives and lingers overnight. Monday brings sunshine, but more showers and gusty winds are waiting later in the week.

Denver will reach 83 degrees Sunday before cooler air moves in. Rain and thunderstorms become likely by Wednesday.

Houston gets one more sunny day near 90 before storm chances return Monday. A possible weekend front could finally bring cooler, less humid air.

St. Louis starts Sunday foggy before a Monday high near 95. Storms arrive midweek, followed by a dramatic weekend cooldown.

Milwaukee gets a sunny Sunday and an even hotter Monday before thunderstorms and a sharp late-week cooldown arrive.

Labadie residents marched to Ameren's Choteau Avenue headquarters, describing coal dust in their gutters and years of breathing trouble.

Dallas reaches 92 degrees Sunday and stays hot through Tuesday before storms and a cold front reshape the forecast later in the week.

Austin will reach 93 degrees Sunday as breezy, humid weather returns. Storm chances build early next week before a possible late-week cool-down.

Birmingham's overnight low clouds and drizzle should give way to sunshine and 79 degrees Sunday. Then the city heads into a hot, dry stretch with highs near 90.

Scattered showers with negligible rainfall are expected Sunday in Knoxville, followed by a sunny run of 80-degree days.