El Paso will reach the mid-90s through Labor Day, with isolated nighttime storms adding a little uncertainty to the hot weekend forecast.

A foggy Saturday gives Minneapolis one of its better outdoor windows before storms become more likely Sunday through Tuesday.

Patchy fog and a few showers open Saturday, but Cleveland is headed for a sunny and cooler Labor Day weekend. The heat and storm chances return by midweek.

Lake Hemet is under a swimming advisory, with visitors urged to avoid the water.

Clear skies will give way to a 100-degree Saturday in Dallas, with heat index values up to 105 and little rain relief.

San Antonio faces near-100-degree heat through Tuesday, with a slight chance of storms Sunday afternoon.

Houston starts Saturday clear and calm before afternoon storms arrive. Sunday looks hotter, stormier and capable of producing brief heavy downpours.

A few Saturday showers should clear out quickly, making way for a cooler, sunnier Labor Day weekend. Then Detroit warms back into the upper 80s by Wednesday.

Austin’s weekend heat is building toward a 100-degree Labor Day, with only a small chance of storms to break it up.

Gwinnett County says taste and odor complaints dropped after tweaking treatment, but the fall lake turnover isn't done yet.

Raleigh will reach near 98 degrees Saturday before thunderstorms move in late afternoon. Cooler weather arrives Sunday, but showers remain possible.

Jacksonville’s Saturday starts hot, but storms build quickly before a very wet Labor Day arrives.

Tampa starts Saturday clear and muggy, but storms will interrupt the heat before rain chances rise sharply around Labor Day.