Patchy fog will lift this morning; highs will reach the low 80s with gusty southerly winds this afternoon. Drive carefully in the morning and secure outdoor items.

Patchy fog Tuesday morning before a mild afternoon; rain returns Wednesday with gusty winds and a colder weekend. Expect changing conditions through early next week.

The article details a week of changeable weather for Atlanta, with frequent showers and mild temperatures, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Dense fog is cutting visibility around Columbus Tuesday morning; expect slow commutes. A warm, wetter stretch moves in midweek with gusty winds and rain.

Sunny and mild today with highs near 76F. Offshore small craft advisory through 10 a.m.; a weekend front brings a slight chance of showers.

Philadelphia weather will vary this week, starting with fog and possibly ending with rain and snow, says the NWS. Clearer skies are expected later today.

The National Weather Service issued a Special Weather Statement for Washington D.C. due to dense fog affecting visibility for morning commuters, expected to clear by mid-morning.

Flood Watch and Wind Advisory are in effect for Downtown Los Angeles on Monday, February 16, 2026. Expect heavy rain, gusty winds, and possible flash flooding in low‑lying areas.

Senators Ossoff and Warnock announced more than $67 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to replace lead pipes and upgrade drinking-water systems across Georgia.

NWS has a flood advisory in effect across several inland counties through about 4 p.m. Monday, warning of water over roadways and localized flooding. Drivers are urged to avoid flooded streets.

Strong winds tore the roof off the Park at Sutton Hill apartments on MLK Blvd, displacing at least 78 people and prompting Red Cross and city crews to respond.

Detroit's weather will be a mix of fog, partly sunny skies, and rain this week, with highs ranging from 34 to 57 degrees and potential wind gusts up to 23 mph.

Emergency managers extended an ashfall advisory for east and southeast Big Island through 6 a.m. Monday; officials warn of reduced visibility and respiratory impacts.