Fog this morning gives way to scattered thunderstorms and a chance of damaging winds and an isolated tornado Thursday afternoon. Gusty winds continue into Friday.

Thick fog reduces visibility across Pittsburgh through 9 a.m.; rain moves in after noon and river ice thaw raises localized flood concerns.

Muggy onshore flow will keep highs near 80 and spawn coastal sea fog for morning commutes. Stronger winds and rough seas arrive with a Saturday cold front.

Patchy fog should lift by mid-morning; highs near 86°F in San Antonio. Saturday's dry, windy conditions could raise fire danger—county burn ban is active.

Mostly cloudy and mild Thursday with only a slight rain chance. Friday could bring near‑record warmth before a cooler, unsettled week.

Cloudy and mild this morning in Charlotte with highs near 74°F. Record-warm Friday possible and rain likely Saturday.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Thursday with gusty winds building overnight into Friday. Bring an umbrella and secure outdoor items.

Light snow and fog this Thursday morning left roads slick across Minneapolis; a Winter Weather Advisory runs until 8 AM CST and the commute will be slow.

The forecast for Atlanta includes a mix of sun, storms, and gusty winds, with varying chances of showers and thunderstorms over the next several days.

Dense fog will cut visibility through mid-morning. Showers and isolated thunderstorms are possible by early afternoon.

Patchy dense fog slowed Thursday's commute in Jacksonville, then sun will push highs into the low 80s. A front late Saturday brings showers and a sharp cool-down next week.

Thick fog slows the Thursday morning commute in Columbus. Thunderstorms this evening could be strong with damaging winds and localized flooding.

Widespread fog this morning will lift by mid-morning, showers and a window for strong storms are expected Thursday evening. Plan for slow commutes and gusty winds later this week.