The National Weather Service in Melbourne FL warns of high rip currents and fire risk due to dry conditions in Orlando, advising caution for outdoor activities.

Ohio's forecast predicts a rise above freezing on Tuesday, a brief break from a two-week cold snap, but lake effect snow will follow. Conditions should stabilize near normal temperatures by week's end.

St. Louis forecast indicates a sunny day with a high of 55°F, shifting to a clear evening around 45°F. The week offers gradual warming, with chances of rain and mid-40 temperatures.

Warmer weather is forecast for Baltimore, with temperatures increasing 5-10 degrees, reaching highs in the 20s to upper 30s. A possibility of wintry precipitation later in the week is noted.

The NWS reports mostly cloudy weather in Jacksonville, FL, with current conditions at 47°F, and forecasts mostly sunny days ahead with chances of patchy fog and light rain.

Raleigh weather forecast predicts a mix of sun and potential rain, varying temperatures throughout the week, and a chance of weekend rain according to the National Weather Service.

A GPS-collared female wolf, BEY03F, was tracked into the mountains north of Santa Clarita — the first documented in L.A. County in more than a century.

Downtown LA warms to about 83°F on Sunday; patchy fog tonight and a chance of light rain arrives midweek. Elevated surf and marine advisories linger near the coast.

Chilly Sunday morning in Knoxville with highs near 43°F; a warm-up arrives Monday and rain is likely Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Heavy rain and gusty trade winds will buffet Honolulu through Monday. Flood Watch and High Wind Warning are in effect statewide.

Patchy fog this morning in San Francisco and highs near 64°F. Rain likely Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Sunny and unusually warm today with highs near 84°F. Minor Heat Risk continues through Tuesday and city cooling centers are available.

Sunny, unusually warm Sunday in Austin with highs near 79°F and a warm week ahead. Small, scattered rain chances arrive late Tuesday night.