Cleveland's weather is expected to transition from showers to potential snow by Thanksgiving, with fluctuations in temperatures and conditions throughout the week.

The National Weather Service forecasts clear skies and stable weather for Ohio through Monday, with some cloud cover returning Saturday evening but clearing up on Sunday. Rain is expected late Monday, with a cooler, drier air mass later in the week.

Washington D.C. experiences a mild and wet morning with a detailed forecast from NWS predicting showers to end by 7 am and a high of 57°F for the day.

Indianapolis experienced a chilly start with 40°F, but conditions were expected to improve with sunshine and a high of 52°F. A calm week with chances of rain leading up to Thanksgiving was forecasted.

Charlotte's weather will see a mix of clouds and sun with mild temperatures; slight chance of showers today and a high near 79°F. Cooler nights ahead, sunny Sunday, and possible showers leading to Thanksgiving.

Baltimore weather shifts from rainy to clear skies through the weekend, with light rain possible Tuesday and showers on Wednesday before a colder end to the week. Small Craft Advisory in effect for mariners.

Philadelphia experiences light rain and fog, with high humidity and limited visibility, but is expected to clear up with mostly sunny skies and a high of 53°F.

St. Louis weather report: Overcast skies and high humidity, with a temperature around 47°F and a gradual clearing expected. The week will bring variable conditions, including sunshine, showers, and cooler evenings.

Jacksonville, FL, experiences a warm day with highs of 83°F, early fog clearing by 9 am, and mild winds, with mostly clear skies forecasted for the evening.

Raleigh, NC's foggy morning is expected to clear for a sunny day with a high of 75°F. Slight chance of afternoon storms, light winds with gusts up to 21 mph. Fog to return at night with weekend fog, but sunny weather to resume early next week.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sun and showers for Memphis during Thanksgiving week, with varying temperatures and chances of heavy rainfall Monday night.

The Yolo County Central Landfill will be closed for Thanksgiving and reminds residents about sustainability, proper oil disposal, and waste reduction practices.

The National Weather Service San Francisco has issued a Beach Hazards Statement for the Bay Area due to high waves and rip currents, with weather expected to clear up and vary into the week.