A Coastal Flood Statement is in effect statewide from midnight Dec. 4 through Saturday morning; minor flooding is possible at peak high tides.

El Paso is investing $20 million to build six new landfill cells at the Greater El Paso Landfill, adding roughly a dozen years of disposal capacity. The work is funded by solid‑waste fees.

San Diego's Santa Ana winds are dying down, leading to a warming trend into the weekend with high temperatures potentially 12-18 degrees above normal.

Advisories for minor coastal flooding and cold weather were issued in the Bay Area, affecting San Francisco, San Pablo, and Monterey Bays until Sunday and high elevation areas until Thursday or Friday.

Typical trade wind showers expected in Honolulu, with a dissipating front west of Kauai. Aviation and marine alerts issued for turbulence, wind shear, and high surf; no critical fire weather anticipated.

Las Vegas is experiencing higher than normal temperatures due to a high-pressure system, with forecasts predicting above-average warmth and persistent northern winds affecting the Colorado River Valley.

NWS Sacramento predicts patchy fog and moderate temperatures with calm weather for the region, including partly sunny skies and highs around 54-59 degrees.

Hilda Berganza warns El Paso’s air has reached dangerous PM2.5 levels, with community monitors and scientists reporting hazardous spikes during dust storms.

The weather in El Paso is set to be sunny with mild temperatures and light winds, maintaining comfortable conditions through the weekend and into the next week.

Mixed weather in San Antonio, with initial chances of rain transitioning to sunny skies; National Weather Service forecasts variable conditions and temperatures through the week.

Denver is warming up after a cold snap, with temperatures forecasted to rise throughout the week, though some areas may still experience snow and travel issues.

Minneapolis anticipates frigid temperatures and potential snowfall, with highs near 15 degrees and wind chills as low as -18. A 40-50% chance of snow is forecasted, with minimal accumulation expected.

Phoenix anticipates a sunny, calm weather with clear skies and mild temperatures, ranging from nighttime lows in the 40s to daytime highs in the mid-70s.