Dry and moderate weather is expected in Pittsburgh through Friday, with less wind compared to earlier gusts. A chillier night awaits, while the weekend may bring rain and a return to cold by Sunday.

A consistent weather pattern with mostly sunny days and chilly nights is expected across NYC's boroughs, alongside anticipated weekend showers. No hazardous weather is forecasted for the area according to the NWS.

Orlando has a dry, mild forecast with clear skies and moderate temperatures expected in the coming days. Winds and sea conditions are favorable for both aviation and maritime activities.

Baltimore's weather is changing, with a warm front on Saturday and a cold front on Sunday bringing rain. Conditions will cool down on Monday, with varying temperatures leading up to the weekend.

Detailed weather forecast by NWS Memphis, with clear days and highs in the 70s, turning partly cloudy with increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms early next week.

Bostonians missed the northern lights due to overcast skies but look forward to a mixed weekend of sun and showers, with cooler temperatures and a potential first freeze anticipated.

The NWS predicts a mild week for Washington D.C., with highs of 60°F today and mostly sunny conditions, leading to a 40% chance of rain on Saturday night.

The National Weather Service reports a brisk morning in Philadelphia with increasing clouds and a high near 52°F, accompanied by gusty Northwest winds and moderate humidity. The weekend forecast includes possible rain and thunderstorms.

The forecast for Atlanta shows sunny skies and mild temperatures, with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s and lows in the 40s and 50s, and a slight chance of rain on Tuesday.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis predicts a calm and sunny day, turning partly cloudy tonight with mild temperatures, and a mostly sunny Friday, but potential rain over the weekend.

A sunny and mild weather pattern is forecasted for Tampa, FL, with daytime highs in the mid-70s to low 80s and clear skies throughout the upcoming week.

Tests show St. Helena’s water topped the state limit for haloacetic acids; the city approved an emergency SCADA upgrade as crews adjust treatment.

The Aurora Borealis was visible in Central Texas due to a geomagnetic storm, with further sightings expected across the US as solar activity increases.