The NWS predicts typical seasonal weather in Las Vegas for Thanksgiving with a possible weather change over the weekend, affecting travel, boating, and aviation.

NWS San Francisco Bay Area issues advisories for beach hazards and dense fog, cautioning those in coastal and valley areas to be wary of sneaker waves, rip currents, and reduced visibility.

A dense fog has covered Sacramento, reducing visibility until mid-morning when it will clear to a mixed cloudy and sunny day with a high of 58 degrees. Calm weather is expected to continue through the weekend.

Southern Californians will experience warmer Thanksgiving weather with Santa Ana winds expected. Cooling begins Thursday, with possible rain on Sunday and Monday.

A tornado damaged over 100 homes in Northwest Harris County, Texas, without causing injuries. Resources for recovery were offered to affected families.

The weather in Los Angeles is forecasted to be sunny with highs in the upper 70s for Thanksgiving week, turning slightly cooler and potentially rainy by the weekend.

Minneapolis is set to experience severe weather with heavy snow and blustery winds following rain and fog, with a forecast of 3-7 inches of snow and hazardous travel conditions.

Denver's forecast shows a transition from morning clouds to sunshine with a high of 45°F and light winds. Conditions remain calm into the week, with highs in the 50s. Rain and snow are possible Friday night into the weekend.

Phoenix's weather is sunny, with highs ranging from 73-77°F, and calm winds. A partly sunny Thanksgiving is expected. Rain chances increase to 40% on Sunday.

Salt Lake City residents can expect calm weather, including sunny skies and temperatures around 47 degrees. The pattern of mild days and cool nights will continue, with a slight chance of rain and snow by Saturday.

El Paso is expecting sunny skies and mild temperatures, with a high near 66°F today and similar conditions throughout the week, including Thanksgiving Day. A slight chance of rain is forecast for Sunday.

Portland is experiencing cloudy and wet weather, with consistent rain forecasted through Thanksgiving week and a brief respite possible over the weekend.

The National Weather Service issued a dense fog advisory for north central and northeast Texas, including Dallas, with warnings for drivers due to poor visibility.