Indianapolis residents face severe winter weather with heavy snow up to 13 inches and life-threatening cold temperatures, leading to a Winter Storm Warning and Extreme Cold Warning issued by the NWS.

The article forecasts mixed San Antonio weather with sunny days and possible showers, detailing temperatures and wind conditions based on reports from the National Weather Service.

The weather forecast for Atlanta indicates a wet and chilly week with a 100% chance of precipitation today, turning into rain, and temperatures dropping to lows around 22 degrees at night. Sunny days and cold nights are expected to continue.

Miami enjoys mostly sunny weather with temperatures around 73°F and possible gusts up to 20 mph. Nights will cool slightly, and a cold front is expected soon.

A winter storm warning is in effect for Philadelphia with heavy snow, sleet, and icy conditions expected, posing risks for the Monday morning commute.

Pittsburgh is under a Winter Storm Warning with heavy snow forecasted, challenging records, up to 15 inches may fall, causing travel issues and urging residents to prepare for harsh conditions.

The NWS forecasts heavy snowfall and cold temperatures for Cleveland, warning of travel issues, high winds, and risks to infrastructure and mariners on Lake Erie.

Orlando faces diverse weather including dense fog, high temperatures, and a potential freeze watch, with advisories for motorists and beachgoers, and unfavorable conditions for mariners and firefighting.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mostly sunny week for Tampa, with patchy morning fog and high temperatures, possibly interrupted by brief showers and gusty winds.

The NWS issued warnings for severe winter conditions in Middle Tennessee, including heavy precipitation and extreme cold, potentially impacting travel and safety.

A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for central North Carolina, including Raleigh, with freezing rain, sleet, and snow causing potential power outages and dangerous travel conditions.

Austin faces icy weather with freezing rain and potential ice accumulation, as temperatures drop and gusty winds persist. The National Weather Service predicts worsening conditions into the night, with slight improvements by Sunday.

Dallas opens a shelter at Fair Park for residents needing refuge from severe weather, with city officials detailing the preparations and services provided.