Dallas expects a series of sunny days and clear nights, with highs around 60 degrees and lows in the mid-20s to 40s, and occasional strong wind gusts.

Houston's weather will be sunny today with a high near 57°F, dropping to 45°F at night, with more sunny days ahead. A warm front on Friday will be followed by a cool weekend and rain next week.

A strong cold front is bringing thunderstorms and a sharp temperature drop to Miami, with forecasts predicting chilly winds and potential lows in the 40s.

Chicago experiences a significant drop in temperature with isolated snow flurries, challenging even seasoned locals, following a period of above-average warmth.

Boston's weather forecast includes rain and snow with fluctuating temperatures, a 60% chance of snow on Sunday, and clearer conditions expected by Martin Luther King Day.

Memphis weather: Sunny with highs near 40°F today, chilly wind chill. Expect partial cloud cover and lows around 33°F tonight. Variable weekend, with a colder Saturday. Sunny Sunday and Monday, with highs near 39°F.

Atlanta's weekend weather includes sunny days, possible rain and snow showers, with temperatures ranging from highs of 37-51 degrees to lows of 22-40 degrees. Winds will vary throughout.

Knoxville residents are preparing for cold weather with potential for rain and snow showers, and the NWS has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook, especially for mountainous areas.

Indianapolis forecasts frigid weather with a snow chance and sub-zero wind chills as a cold front moves in, according to the National Weather Service.

Ohio faces a severe cold snap with snow showers, prompting the National Weather Service in Wilmington to issue warnings and advisories due to gusty winds and slick roads.

Philadelphia's morning rain will clear to mostly sunny conditions, but temperatures will fall to 31 degrees with gusty winds. The weekend may bring snow and rain.

Pittsburgh braces for more snow and cold with updated forecast predicting snow showers today, additional accumulation, and sub-zero wind chills next week.

Winter weather, including lake effect snow and an Arctic chill, is forecasted to impact Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania, causing hazardous conditions and travel disruptions.