Early storms may give way to a dry Monday afternoon before Chicago’s hottest stretch arrives Wednesday.

Fulton, Allderdice and Perry students learn from home Sept. 1-3 as forecasted heat trips the district's threshold.

Tampa could feel like 104 degrees Monday before afternoon thunderstorms roll in. Storm chances remain high through the weekend.

Dallas is headed for another 101-degree day Monday, with an ozone alert and a second scorching afternoon Tuesday. A tropical system may bring limited rain to parts of the region later this week.

Light rain and fog start Monday in Milwaukee before heat, humidity and more storms take over.

San Antonio will reach 99 degrees Monday, with heat index values up to 106. The week stays dangerously hot before slim storm chances arrive late.

Sunny skies and triple-digit temperatures are sticking around Oklahoma City. Dry fuels are keeping wildfire concerns elevated across the region.

Minneapolis is in for another 89-degree day Monday, but the forecast finally turns wetter Tuesday night. Early Wednesday showers should clear for more sunshine and warmth.

A Heat Advisory now covers St. Louis through Friday as temperatures climb near 100 degrees and overnight relief disappears.

Austin is headed for another 101-degree afternoon, with a heat index up to 106. Storm chances return later this week, but the heat barely budges.

Nashville is heading into a week of 97- to 99-degree afternoons, with heat index values reaching 109 before a modest weekend cooldown.

Atlanta is in for a sunny but seriously hot week, with highs in the mid-90s and storm chances returning Thursday afternoon.

Washington’s heat builds from 91 Monday to near 100 by Thursday, with afternoon storms increasingly likely. A cooler, calmer weekend follows.