Oklahoma City will see another round of triple-digit heat, with a Heat Advisory lasting through Tuesday evening and rain chances remaining close to zero through Friday.

Honor Wright's camera caught a whirling dust devil crossing a rural road near Covington and tearing through a cornfield.

Tampa’s Labor Day starts clear and muggy before scattered thunderstorms arrive. The heat index could reach 101 degrees.

Patchy fog will clear Monday morning before Cincinnati reaches 88 degrees. The heat builds into the 90s ahead of midweek thunderstorms.

St. Louis gets sunshine and near-90-degree temperatures for Labor Day before a major midweek warmup. Storm chances rise Wednesday night into Thursday.

San Antonio’s Labor Day forecast is mostly sunny, hot and nearly rain-free, with a high near 99 and heat index values up to 102. The near-100-degree pattern continues all week.

Chicago’s Labor Day forecast is sunny and dry, but warmer weather and thunderstorms are waiting in the wings. The biggest rain chance arrives Wednesday.

Minneapolis will enjoy a warm, breezy Labor Day before thunderstorms arrive Monday night. Heavy rain, gusty winds and localized flooding are possible.

Houston's Labor Day starts clear and calm before temperatures climb and scattered storms develop later in the afternoon. Rain chances rise sharply by Wednesday.

Dallas faces a Heat Advisory on Labor Day, with a high near 101 and a heat index up to 107. Triple-digit temperatures are expected through the weekend.

Austin’s Labor Day forecast brings a high near 99 degrees, a heat index up to 104 and only a slight chance of rain. The week ahead gets even hotter.

Nashville's Labor Day forecast is sunny, dry and hot, with temperatures climbing to about 94 degrees. Storm chances return Thursday after several more days of heat.

Baltimore’s Labor Day forecast is sunny and comfortable, but midweek heat builds quickly before thunderstorms return Thursday.