Areas of heavy rain and scattered thunderstorms are also sweeping across parts of the southern Plains and Midwest this weekend. Flood watches have been posted from north Texas up to southwest Missouri this weekend, including Dallas; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; and Springfield, Missouri. Flash flooding could occur where the heaviest rain develops.

The 90s will likely remain through Sunday and slightly higher humidity across the Philadelphia region this weekend.

The northern parts of Greater Cincinnati are under a severe thunderstorm watch Saturday afternoon and evening, officials said.

It's a different start to the day than the best several days. It's warmer, cloudier, and muggier. Temperatures this afternoon will once again climb near 90. It'll also be noticeably breezy today with wind gusts up to 20 mph or so into the afternoon.

Ingredients are coming together for a severe-weather event centred in southeastern Saskatchewan and western-southwestern Manitoba on Saturday, including the chance of supercells

Boston, New York City and Philadelphia are expected to get into the 90s this weekend. More heat is coming next week.

A cold front will bring the chance for scattered strong/severe thunderstorms across the Susquehanna Valley Saturday evening. Damaging wind gusts and large hail will be the primary concerns.

Multiple people were hospitalized after a canopy at the popular hillside viewing area known as Randy's Ridge partially collapsed during a severe thunderstorm at Kendrick Family Ball Park in Morgantown,