Miami starts Wednesday mostly clear at 82 degrees, but a Heat Advisory takes over from noon through 7 p.m. as heat index values climb as high as 110.

Baltimore gets a partly sunny Wednesday near 88°F, but storm chances return tonight and increase Thursday and Friday.

Boston gets a sunny Wednesday with an 84-degree high and little rain risk. Storm chances return Thursday, with a wetter turn Sunday night into Monday.

Raleigh reaches 94°F Wednesday before two 98-degree days arrive. A few storms may pop, but the main story is heat.

NYC will jump from a clear start to near-90-degree heat Wednesday, followed by late-night storms and possible coastal flooding near high tide.

Jacksonville faces a Heat Advisory Wednesday, with a 95°F high, afternoon thunderstorms and possible strong wind gusts. Even hotter days are ahead.

Las Vegas will hit about 102°F Tuesday before afternoon thunderstorms bring lightning, brief rain and gusty winds. A short midweek cooldown arrives before another heat rebound.

Sacramento will hit 93 degrees Tuesday before a noticeable cool-down arrives midweek. The weekend looks sunny, dry and noticeably more comfortable.

The warning put 3.4 million people and 804 schools in its path as a fast-moving storm system swept through.

Honolulu stays warm and breezy Tuesday, but coastal flooding and stronger winds will complicate shoreline plans through Wednesday. Showers become more widespread heading into the weekend.

Fresh sparks near Burntside and Mueller Lakes add to a wildfire complex already covering more ground than the 2011 Pagami Creek Fire.

Forecasters give one system a 90 percent formation chance within a week, with dangerous surf possible even without a direct hit.

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