Miami experiences clear skies and sunshine with mild temperatures, light winds, and low rain probabilities for an extended period, ideal for outdoor activities.

A dense fog advisory was issued in Jacksonville, FL, affecting travel in northeast Florida and southeast Georgia with visibility down to a quarter mile or less.

The NWS in Tampa, FL predicts sunny weather with high humidity and temperatures reaching 84°F. Light winds and fair evening conditions are expected, with favorable weather extending into next week.

Dense fog in Pittsburgh prompts an advisory with visibility under half a mile; rain expected later, with a dry start next week and mild conditions forecasted.

Dense fog hits Indianapolis, reducing visibility and triggering a National Weather Service advisory until 10 AM. Drivers should be cautious. Rain expected later.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of overcast, rain, and sun with temperatures around 52-56 degrees for Philadelphia leading up to Thanksgiving.

The NWS forecasts a rainy day in St. Louis with fog and a high near 56°F, with more rain overnight. The weekend looks sunny, but rain may return Monday.

A low pressure system will bring rain to parts of Ohio but not heavy amounts. Clearing is expected by tonight, with sunnier weather possible over the weekend.

Dense fog advisory was issued for East Central Florida until 10 AM with low visibility. The weekend weather is mostly calm with warm temperatures and a moderate risk of rip currents at beaches.

Raleigh, North Carolina, faces a wet week with light rain and potential thunderstorms; the National Weather Service predicts highs of 65°F and a 60% chance of precipitation. Visibility is low, impacting morning commutes.

Charlotte is experiencing a foggy morning with 93% humidity and a forecast of mostly cloudy skies and a high of 74°F. Slight rain chances and windy conditions are expected later.

Baltimore's weather will see rain, warm temperatures, and potential marine advisories, with a mix of clear skies and possible flight disruptions anticipated.

Cleveland's National Weather Service details weather expectations, outlining a cold front bringing showers followed by dry and near-normal temperatures leading up to Thanksgiving, with potential disruptive weather next week.