Boston is forecasted to experience a significant temperature drop this weekend after enjoying low 30s midweek, with possible snow and subzero temperatures ahead, according to the National Weather Service and NBC Boston reports.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington issues warnings about snow disrupting travel in the Midwest, with variable predictions and a winter weather advisory in effect until 10 PM EST.

Light snow is expected in Baltimore with modest accumulations, followed by an Arctic front bringing snow showers and potentially damaging winds, possibly affecting travel and power.

National Weather Service forecasts slight snow chance for Washington D.C. with ongoing cold, potential snowfall disruptions, and hazardous weather outlook for travel.

Heavy snow in NYC causes delays in trash collection, with the Department of Sanitation working to clear both snow and garbage. Residents face piles of refuse on the streets as cleanup efforts continue.

Staten Island Chuck and Punxsutawney Phil predict six more weeks of winter, while New York's Dunkirk Dave forecasts an early spring. Chuck has an 80% accuracy rate, Phil has a lower rate, and Dave's predictions are 50% accurate.

Steady rain moves into Seattle Monday with a high near 51°F. A Flood Watch affects the Skokomish Valley — expect wet commutes and plan ahead.

Power outages plague Brooklyn neighborhoods amid freezing temperatures, with restoration efforts hampered by snow and road salt. Residents face discomfort as Con Edison works on repairs and officials push for support.

Mid-70s today in Downtown LA with a mandatory No-Burn Day. Warmer and gusty Santa Anas expected midweek.

Patchy fog this morning and hazardous surf into tonight. Coastal Flood Advisory may affect low-lying bayshore areas around midday.

Patchy fog this morning in Oakland clears to sunshine with highs near 65°F. Expect minor coastal flooding at the late‑morning high tide and dangerous surf tonight.

Cloudy and mid-40s Monday with a 40% chance of light rain; dry, warmer weather returns Tuesday–Friday with possible strong winds in the Gorge. Coast hazards persist.

Patchy morning fog and a Coastal Flood Advisory could slow North Bay commutes. Sunny afternoons and warmer midweek expected.