Boston is set for a wet weekend with a 100% chance of rain tonight and a 40% chance tomorrow afternoon. Conditions will clear on Monday, but gusty winds and potential snow are expected later in the week.

Jacksonville weekend starts with patchy morning fog, then mostly sunny with highs of 82°F. Evening brings increasing clouds, and Sunday may see a 20% chance of showers before 1pm.

Cleveland forecast warns of increased winds, snowfall, and potential snow squalls with lake effect snow by Sunday. Travel disruptions and power outages may occur.

The Atlanta weather forecast predicts a mix of rain, sunshine, and gusty winds for the upcoming week, with temperatures fluctuating between the high 20s and low 70s.

The article reports on the expected weather changes in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, with a mix of rain and snow anticipated, according to the National Weather Service.

Indianapolis forecast: a mix of rain and snow with high winds and fluctuating temperatures expected throughout the week; hazardous weather outlook issued.

The National Weather Service predicts a wintery mix for Pittsburgh, with rain and potential snow squalls, gusty winds, and colder temperatures transitioning rain into snow by mid-week.

Philadelphia's weekend forecast includes steady rain and a high of 46 degrees, with clearing skies by Sunday afternoon and a high of 44 degrees. Sunny weather expected into the new week.

Wet and windy conditions are forecasted for Baltimore, with rain and possible snow, alongside gusty winds expected to impact the region through the weekend.

Charlotte's weather is unsettled today with a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms, fog clearing by noon, and highs near 73°F. Winds could reach 32 mph. Tonight may see continued showers and a low of 44°F.

Tampa experiences a humid morning with temperatures at 66°F. Clear skies and highs around 81°F are expected later, with light winds and patchy fog overnight. Mild weather with slight rain chances follows for the week.

Weather delays extend lead cleanup at former Lincoln Gun Ranges to spring 2026; contractors have removed 12 tons of lead, 85% complete with pistol range clearance.

Honolulu is set to experience weather changes, with light showers turning into a cold front next week, leading to cooler temperatures and increased precipitation, but no flooding threats.