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.

Overcast and stormy weather is expected in Austin, with a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms, leading into a weekend with persistent rain chances and temperatures ranging from the high 70s to low 80s.

Scottsdale is experiencing wet weather with heavy rain and potential thunderstorms, including a risk of flooding in surrounding areas. Residents are advised to prepare and stay informed.

St. Louis Park is offering residents rebates for installing water-efficient and energy-efficient appliances, with savings up to $300, to be credited on their utility bill.

A Flood Watch covers much of North Texas through Friday morning as heavy rain raises the risk of urban and small‑stream flooding. Expect ponded streets and travel delays.

Persistent brisk winds in Honolulu will weaken by the weekend, with some showers expected, particularly over windward and mauka areas. Conditions are favorable for aviation and marine activities, with surf elevated on north and west shores today.

Las Vegas forecast includes rain, mountain snow, and potential flash flooding with moderate temperatures returning by the weekend. Travelers may face delays due to weather conditions.

The Bay Area will experience mixed weather, with rainfall giving way to a dry weekend, warnings of beach hazards, and fog possibly affecting visibility.

The National Weather Service predicts showers in Sacramento today with a high of 55°F, and a 70% chance of rain, decreasing to mostly cloudy tonight with a low of 44°F. Clear skies are expected Friday through Sunday with highs around 59-61°F.

San Diego is experiencing a cold spell with expected showers, thunderstorms, and significant snowfall in high elevations, prompting a Winter Storm Warning. Conditions should improve by Thanksgiving.