Detroit is experiencing a week of cold weather, with snow showers and highs near 19 degrees and lows dipping to 2 degrees with wind chill making it feel much colder.

Houston recovers from a storm with schools closed and people out despite the cold, including a fan collecting Rockets bobbleheads, while traffic flows smoothly and local life thrives. Weather forecasts predict a calm week ahead.

Middle Tennessee faces severe cold with wind chills below zero, prompting an Extreme Cold Warning from the NWS, advising residents to dress warmly and limit outdoor exposure.

The National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory for Oklahoma and North Texas, warning of dangerously low wind chills and hypothermia risk.

Milwaukee faces a cold week with advisories for harsh winter conditions, including snow flurries and dangerous wind chills expected to reach -10°F during the day and even colder at night.

San Antonio's weather will vary throughout the week, with partly sunny skies and cooler temperatures, highs between 49-62 degrees, and occasional gusty winds.

The final week of January in Atlanta is expected to be cold with brisk winds, highs around the 40s, and a chance of snow showers on Friday and Saturday.

Severe cold and wind chill warnings are in effect for central Indiana, with a risk of frostbite and hazardous conditions prompting advisories for residents to dress warmly and take precautions.

The DC area faces severe cold with wind chills down to -8°F, prompting advisories about frostbite and hypothermia risks. Residents are urged to dress warmly.

The Tampa Bay area anticipates record-low temperatures, with advisories for cold weather, high rip currents, and safety measures for residents and pets.

The NWS in Wilmington, Ohio, warns of a significant arctic outbreak with extreme cold through the weekend, affecting cities like Columbus and Cincinnati.

The National Weather Service forecasts light snow and extreme cold in Pittsburgh and nearby areas, with advisories in effect for potential record-breaking temperatures and consequent hazards.

The National Weather Service has extended a cold weather advisory for parts of Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania due to possible hypothermia from wind chills down to -10°F.