Pockets of freezing fog may reduce visibility Saturday morning before clearing to mostly sunny skies and a high near 53°F.

Subzero wind chills and icy roads are possible through Sunday. Warming centers are available and drivers should use caution.

Patchy freezing fog will slow early commutes in parts of Denver, then clear by mid‑morning for a sunny, mild afternoon with breezy winds.

Clear but bitter cold Saturday with highs near 20°F and wind chills near −10°F. Slight chance of light snow Sunday north of I‑70; shelter info and tips inside.

Sunny and warm in Phoenix through early February. Highs near 80°F and virtually no rain expected.

Mild Saturday gives way to rain late tonight. Steadier rain likely Sunday; coastal Small Craft Advisory in effect.

Fog lifts for a mild Saturday with highs near 61°F. Rain returns late Saturday night into Sunday, and the coast faces a high sneaker-wave risk Feb 1–2.

Cold, sunny Saturday with highs near 44°F. Freeze Watch overnight; warming centers are open.

Cold start Saturday with wind chills near zero and a Cold Weather Advisory; quick rebound to the 50s Sunday and 60s by Monday. Dress warm and check on neighbors.

Cold Weather Advisory in effect Saturday morning with wind chills in the teens. Sunshine returns and temps rebound into the 60s–70s next week.

Detroit faces a cold week with fluctuating temperatures, potential snow, and some sunny spells, per the National Weather Service.

Light snow late Saturday night into Sunday with 1–2 inches possible. Allow extra time for travel and clear sidewalks.

Lake‑effect snow will drop 2–4 inches along Chicago’s lakeshore Saturday; expect slick roads and gusty winds.