San Jose starts Tuesday warm and hazy before a sharp cooldown arrives Thursday. Cooler, mostly sunny weather settles in for the weekend.

Clear skies will not last long in Indianapolis. Severe storms, damaging winds and a flood threat are expected Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Tampa faces a 95-degree afternoon Tuesday, with the heat index reaching 109 under a Heat Advisory. Isolated storms may pop after 2 p.m.

San Diego will see a sunny Tuesday, but evening high tides could flood low-lying coastal areas through Wednesday.

Sunny skies arrive after a drizzly start Tuesday, but elevated tides could bring minor flooding along San Francisco’s bayshore.

Downtown Los Angeles will reach about 86 degrees Tuesday before cooler, foggier conditions settle in through Thursday.

Charlotte will heat up to 96°F Tuesday, with a heat index near 103°F and a slight chance of late-day thunderstorms. Mid- to upper-90s temperatures continue through Monday.

Phoenix gets a modest midweek cooldown as monsoon storm chances rise, but triple-digit heat returns by the weekend.

Seattle gets sunshine and a high near 76°F Tuesday before warmer, mostly dry weather settles in through the weekend.

El Paso could reach 101 degrees Tuesday before rain and thunderstorm chances return Wednesday night.

Denver’s hot, smoky Tuesday will give way to a cooler and stormier stretch, with heavy rain and flash flooding possible later this week.

Portland reaches the low 80s Tuesday before a brief Wednesday cooldown. Warm, mostly dry weather returns through the weekend.

Nashville faces a near-100-degree Tuesday and a Heat Advisory through Thursday, with highs climbing to 102 by Sunday.