A brief period of high pressure in Baltimore will be followed by a cold front and chilly temperatures next week, with Winter Weather Advisories and possible precipitation uncertainties.

The NWS predicts cold temperatures and a wintry mix for Ohio with a stalled cold front and clipper systems, leading to possible snow accumulation and chilly conditions into the following week.

The NWS reports a foggy morning in Memphis with visibility at four miles and a temperature of 35°F, with conditions improving to partly sunny and a high of 46°F later.

Ohio residents brace for a cold weekend with a mix of rain and snow forecasted by NWS Wilmington; light accumulations and minimal travel impacts expected.

A dense fog advisory was issued by the National Weather Service in Tampa Bay, warning of visibility below a quarter mile in parts of Florida until 10 AM EST.

Austin expects varied weather over the week, including cloudy conditions and temperatures ranging from highs in the 50s to 70s, according to the National Weather Service.

Honolulu's weather is expected to be drier next week with less shower activity and more sunny skies, as per the National Weather Service. Breezy easterlies will ease, and minimal rain is anticipated.

The National Weather Service predicts above-normal temperatures for Las Vegas, with north winds and high pressure bringing heat resembling midsummer levels.

Sacramento weather will feature fog and clouds, with temperatures in the low to high 50s. Dense morning fog will lead to mostly cloudy days and partly cloudy nights, continuing into the week with mild highs near 60 and lows in the mid-40s.

The Bay Area is facing minor coastal flooding and a cold snap, with advisories from the NWS for flood and chilly temperatures that pose risks, especially for the unhoused. Weather is expected to be dry with no significant rain forecasted.

San Diego is expecting warmer temperatures, with highs 5-15 degrees above normal. Santa Ana winds and potential coastal fog are also forecasted, along with smooth marine conditions and warnings of high tides and possible beach erosion.

Denver is expected to have a mix of sun and clouds with a slight chance of rain and snow over the weekend. Temperatures are forecasted to rise to 56°F by Tuesday. The NWS issued a warning for difficult travel in mountain areas due to snow.

The National Weather Service warns of heavy rain and potential flooding in Portland with continuous showers and high humidity expected throughout the next week.