Austin's weather forecast indicates a pleasant week with sun and clouds, no significant rain, and a gradual temperature increase, reaching 72 degrees midweek. Winds vary but remain gentle.

Hawaii expects a weather shift with dry conditions, a cold front on Sunday, and rain on Monday; advisories for high surf and marine activity are in effect.

Sacramento's weather forecast predicts patchy fog, gentle temperature rise, and mostly sunny skies throughout the week, with calm winds and nighttime lows around 38-40 degrees.

Las Vegas is experiencing a morning chill but is expected to warm up later in the week, with clear skies and gusty winds affecting parts of the area. Frost is possible in some locations, with a Freeze Warning in effect until 8 AM PST.

LA enjoys ongoing sunny weather, as the National Weather Service forecasts unbroken sunshine with daytime highs around 68-77°F and clear nights with lows around 47-54°F.

The National Weather Service warns of stagnant air conditions in Portland until Sunday, impacting air quality and affecting those with respiratory issues.

The National Weather Service in Seattle predicts a series of rainy days, including a 30% chance of rain today and a 90% chance tonight, with potential river flooding early next week due to heavy precipitation.

San Diego is experiencing moderate to strong Santa Ana winds, which are expected to continue until after Monday, leading to clear skies and rising temperatures well above average for the season.

Nashville's weekend weather forecast includes overnight showers, a high of 61 degrees on Saturday, and windy conditions, followed by clearer skies and cooler temperatures on Sunday.

Minneapolis weather forecast suggests varied conditions with potential snow, shifting clouds, and temperature changes. Chances of snow and wind gusts are expected, with clearer skies and warmer temperatures to follow.

Chicago's weather forecast includes rain, snow, and windy conditions with varying temperatures and chances of precipitation in the upcoming days, impacting outdoor events like the Bears game.

The Bay Area just made history with its first-ever Extreme Cold Warning, and now temperatures are about to swing 10 degrees warmer—reaching above-normal levels by week's end. But while sunny skies might make the coast look inviting, forecasters are issuing blunt warnings about life-threatening surf conditions that will keep beaches dangerous through Thursday.

The Denver weather forecast predicts a sunny and gradually warming week, with current temperatures at 18°F and highs reaching up to 59°F by midweek. Nights will be cooler with lows in the 20s and 30s.