Miami expects warm, mostly sunny weather before Thanksgiving, with some chance of showers during the holiday, per National Weather Service and Local 10 News forecasts.

Portland faces a week of continuous rainfall with daily showers and potential for quarter-inch precipitation, as per the National Weather Service forecast.

Mixed weather is expected in San Antonio with intermittent showers, temperatures ranging from lows of 69 degrees to highs near 82 degrees, and varying wind conditions. Sunny conditions anticipated midweek.

The National Weather Service reports mixed weather for Atlanta, with clear skies and highs of 71°F changing to a 70-90% chance of showers and thunderstorms midweek, then sunny and cooler for Thanksgiving.

A flood watch has been issued for North Texas, including Dallas, due to heavy rain forecasted to last until Monday afternoon, posing a threat of urban flooding and excessive runoff.

Philadelphia's weather forecast promises a mix of sun and rain, with comfortable temperatures leading up to Thanksgiving, which is expected to be mostly sunny.

Milwaukee's weather starts sunny with highs around 52°F, becoming cloudy with rain likely by Monday evening. Chilly and windy conditions expected midweek with a clearer but cool Thanksgiving Day.

The NWS predicts sunny and partly cloudy weather for New Orleans with mild temperatures and chances of showers and storms early in the week, clearing up by Thanksgiving.

Nashville's weather includes sunny days, potential thunderstorms, patchy fog, and a cool descent into winter, with mixed conditions forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Dense fog advisory issued in Oklahoma; low visibility poses driving hazards, with fog expected to clear after 9 a.m. Showers and thunderstorms forecasted for the evening.

Indianapolis weather forecast includes mostly sunny days, gentle winds, and a mix of showers and possible flurries. Thanksgiving will be mostly sunny.

The weather in Tampa is expected to be mostly sunny with highs in the low 80s and nighttime lows in the mid-60s. Thanksgiving Day may see a dip to 77 degrees. No rain is forecasted.

Knoxville residents experienced dense fog this morning, which cleared for a sunny day. Rain is expected Monday night, with heavy showers and storms likely Tuesday. Conditions will improve by Thanksgiving with clear and cooler weather.