Sunshine

Charlotte is expected to have sunny skies on Wednesday, with temperatures rising into the lower 90s across the metro area.

Hot and humid conditions are continuing in the Charlotte metro area on Thursday as temperatures rise quickly under sunny skies from morning to afternoon.

The work week in Chicagoland brings sunshine, comfortable temperatures, and lower humidity after a soggy holiday weekend.

Denver experienced smoky skies and hot temperatures on Thursday, with isolated afternoon storms possible. Sunshine returned to the area despite the smoky conditions.

Monday begins a hotter period in Charlotte with temperatures rising into the low to mid-90s due to consistent sunshine throughout the day.

Victoria police closed an investigation into Victorian Liberal MP Moira Deeming's allegation that colleague Matthew Guy assaulted her, finding 'no offence detected'. Deeming reported the incident on 16 June, while Guy called her claims 'ridiculous and unsubstantiated'.

Comfortably cool weather is expected to continue for a 10th consecutive day, with abundant sunshine on Tuesday turning to clouds by the afternoon and evening. High pressure is bringing dry, quiet conditions for the second day in a row.

Charlotte experienced a sunny and less humid start to Monday, with afternoon temperatures rising into the upper 80s across the metro area. This marks a noticeable improvement compared to the previous upper 90s temperatures.

Chicago begins the day with sunshine and warmer temperatures, but this calm weather will be followed by showers and potential storms later in the day.

Sunshine is returning after a cloudy start to the new month, with a multi-day warming trend beginning. Tuesday's weather is expected to be significantly different from Monday's mostly cloudy conditions.