Maui's DWS has lifted the Stage 1 water shortage for Central and South regions following increased rainfall and successful water conservation by residents.

Los Angeles faces an air quality alert due to high levels of particle pollution, leading to a mandatory wood-burning ban in the South Coast Air Basin.

Chicago anticipates a winter mix with warnings of potential travel hazards due to overnight snowfall and chilly temperatures, as forecasted by the National Weather Service and reported by ABC7 Chicago.

San Antonio is set to enjoy a week of clear skies and comfortable temperatures, with sunny days and mild winds, according to the National Weather Service forecast.

Knoxville's weather forecast includes patchy fog, clearer skies with highs around 48°F, light winds, increasing clouds, and a possible 50% chance of showers on Sunday night.

Las Vegas is expected to experience near-record temperatures exceeding normal by 10-15 degrees, as an eastern Pacific high sets in, making aviation manageable with VFR conditions and light winds.

San Diego's National Weather Service predicts a warming trend with temperatures 5-15 degrees above normal, along with weak to moderate Santa Ana winds.

Honolulu's weather includes passing showers, trade winds, and an expected cold front, with varied predictions for its impact later in the week. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect until evening.

Denver's weather starts with rain/snow, potentially more after 1 p.m., peaks at 47°F with strong winds. Clears at night, dropping to 23°F. Sunny Sunday near 45°F. Warming trend next week, mountain travel may be difficult due to snow.

El Paso's weather forecast promises calm, sunny conditions with daytime temperatures in the mid-60s and nighttime lows in the low 40s, alongside gentle winds.

Salt Lake City's weather today includes overcast skies, high of 46°F, and 70% chance of AM rain. Tonight, a 20% chance of rain before 8 PM with a low of 28°F. Sunny Sunday expected, with a high near 45°F.

The National Weather Service reports stable weather for Sacramento with fog, consistent mid-50s temperatures, and partly sunny skies throughout the week.

A Flood Watch is issued for northwest and west central Washington due to expected excessive rainfall, with concerns for river flooding, urban inundation, and landslides.