The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for North Central and Northeast Texas, including Dallas-Fort Worth, predicting heavy mixed precipitation and travel disruptions. An Extreme Cold Watch warns of cold wind chills.

Houston anticipates the season's coldest weather, with dense fog followed by a sharp drop in temperatures and a strong arctic front bringing potential thunderstorms and freezing rain.

Cloudy weather persists in Phoenix with mild temperatures and calm winds, shifting to sunny skies by Thursday. Chances of rain increase slightly over the weekend.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for New Orleans, including a mix of fog, sun, showers, and potential thunderstorms along with temperature fluctuations.

Extreme Cold Warning issued in Milwaukee for dangerously low wind chills reaching -42°, with frostbite possible in 10 minutes, and an ongoing watch for continued frigid conditions.

Miami's weather this week includes scattered showers transitioning to clearer skies, with the highs fluctuating around the upper 70s to low 80s. Rain chances decrease with a mostly sunny weekend ahead.

Atlanta faces a week of changing weather, beginning with showers today and a 70% chance of rain, leading to potential freezing conditions by Saturday night. Clearer skies are expected by the beginning of the next week.

Middle Tennessee is bracing for a severe winter storm with potential snow over 6 inches and ice over half an inch, as warned by the National Weather Service Nashville.

The National Weather Service warns of a major winter storm with significant snow, low temperatures, and wind chills in the Baltimore/Washington region this weekend into next week. Residents are advised to prepare for hazardous conditions.

Winter Storm Watch issued by NWS in Philadelphia for snow, sleet, and freezing rain from Saturday evening to Monday afternoon affecting Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

St. Louis anticipates heavy snow and sub-zero wind chills per the National Weather Service advisory, with 4-8 inches of snowfall and difficult travel conditions expected.

Central Florida beachgoers are warned of life-threatening rip currents despite good weather, a heatwave is expected to peak by Sunday before a forecasted cooldown next week.

A Winter Storm Watch is issued for parts of Ohio and Pennsylvania, with heavy snowfall and sub-zero wind chills projected from Saturday through Monday.