Chilly temperatures continue in Atlanta with highs near 50 degrees and brisk winds. Nights will drop to around 30 degrees. The weekend sees a slight warm-up with chances of showers starting Saturday night.

Philadelphia's weather forecast includes mostly cloudy skies today, cool temperatures, and breezy conditions into the weekend, with a chance of rain and possibly snow early next week.

Cold and windy conditions with gusts up to 30 knots are expected in the Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington areas with possible snow flurries and temperatures in the mid to upper 30s.

Pittsburgh expects a cold snap with snow flurries, gusty winds, and lake effect snow bands north of I-80, causing travel impacts. Dry weather returns Saturday with more rain and snow expected Sunday.

The National Weather Service forecasts fluctuating weather for Knoxville, with cloudy Thanksgiving, clear Friday, likely showers on Saturday night, and rain on Sunday and Monday.

Raleigh's forecast includes a sunny Thanksgiving Day with highs near 52°F, gusty winds, and no significant rain until Sunday. The following week may see partly sunny days, rainy nights, and a low fire risk due to dry conditions.

Cleveland, Ohio is experiencing significant lake effect snow due to persistent low pressure, with total accumulations expected to reach 12-15 inches in some areas. Travel conditions are hazardous with high winds and reduced visibility.

Orlando is set to have a cooler Thanksgiving with a cold front, isolated showers, and strong northerly winds, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Jacksonville enjoys a breezy Thanksgiving with mid-60s temperatures, clear skies, and chilly northwest winds, with a colder night ahead and a brisk Friday. The weekend looks partly sunny, with a warming trend and possible showers into the next week.

Baltimore's forecast includes a mix of weather with colder temperatures and varying wind strengths, along with potential snow showers and light wintry mix leading into the weekend.

Winter Storm Watch issued by NWS St. Louis for heavy snow in parts of Illinois and Missouri, with travel concerns and 4-8 inches of accumulation expected.

Los Angeles captured 5.5 billion gallons of stormwater after heavy rains, enough to supply 68,000 homes for a year, thanks to investments in stormwater infrastructure.

Austin's Thanksgiving forecast is mild with sunny skies and a high near 64°F, with a light breeze. Evening temperature will drop to 42°F. The weekend may see showers and thunderstorms with temperatures around 75°F.