Light rain will linger into Thursday morning; showers and thunderstorms are likely 11 a.m.–5 p.m. Mountain passes could see heavy wet snow in the afternoon.

Upper 70s Thursday, spotty showers possible Friday. Heavier rain possible early next week.

Clear and cool in Denver Thursday with gusty morning winds; mountain snow will keep high‑country travel hazardous through late morning.

Cloudy morning with mid‑20s and spotty flurries, highs near 28°F. A warm weekend into the 40s will melt most snow, with rivers monitored for possible ice jams.

A rotten odor traced to the Dwyer Canal left New Orleans East residents steamed as the Sewerage & Water Board began testing discharges and council members pressed for answers.

Milwaukee's weather is set to warm slightly with mostly sunny skies and a gradual increase in temperatures, reaching highs in the mid-40s over the weekend.

The article reports on Detroit's weather forecast, indicating mostly sunny conditions and a gradual warm-up, with a possibility of rain by the following Tuesday.

Patchy fog this morning and a warm, partly sunny day. Strong storms possible late Saturday into Sunday.

Sunny and unseasonably warm Thursday, high near 70°F. Heavy rain and thunderstorms likely Friday night into Saturday with localized flooding possible.

Charlotte, N.C. sees increasing clouds with a high near 56°F, calm winds at 3-6 mph, and a clear night ahead with a low of 32°F. Sunny Friday forecasted.

Mostly clear and chilly this morning; highs near 35°F today with a steady warmup into next week. Light rain possible late Saturday into Sunday.

Boston is experiencing its coldest winter since 1994, with milder temperatures and possible flurries forecasted for the weekend. A large upcoming storm might bring a mix of snow and rain.

The National Weather Service in Tampa Bay issued a dense fog advisory with low visibility until 10 AM in parts of Florida, urging caution for commuters.