NWS reports light rain and mist in D.C. with a high near 69°F and gusts up to 21 mph. Conditions will improve with sunny days ahead and mid-60s temperatures, but a chance of showers on Sunday.

Indianapolis NWS forecast promises calm weather with sunny days, comfortable temperatures, and light winds, interrupted by possible showers on Saturday.

Jacksonville, FL is experiencing sunny weather with clear skies expected to continue. Daytime highs in the 80s and nighttime lows around 66 degrees are forecasted.

The National Weather Service reports weather improvements in Baltimore as the coastal low moves away, with clearer conditions and a cold front bringing cooler air and gusty winds. Temperatures will vary, with a potential frost Thursday night.

St. Louis is forecasted to have a week of mild autumn weather with temperatures in the mid-80s and mostly sunny skies, before a damp weekend with showers.

Atlanta expects sunny weather with highs of 83°F and gentle winds; clear nights with lows around 58°F. The pattern will continue, with a slight chance of weekend showers.

Philadelphia's weather will shift, with light drizzle and clouds giving way to clearer skies and sunny conditions later in the week, with fluctuating temperatures and chances of rain.

Tampa's weather forecast for the week includes consistent sunshine, highs around 87 degrees, minimal rain chances, and nights in the mid-60s. The weekend may see temperatures rising slightly with a minor chance of showers.

CalFire lifts burn permit suspension in Sonoma County, allowing controlled burns with conditions and necessary permits during appropriate weather and air quality conditions.

Southern California is bracing for a significant storm with heavy rainfall, flooding, and strong winds, leading to various weather advisories and potential evacuations in wildfire-scarred regions.

Austin's weekly forecast predicts consistent sunshine with highs in the low to mid-90s and clear, comfortable nights.

A flood watch is issued for Los Angeles with heavy rain and possible thunderstorms forecasted, raising concerns of flooding and debris flow, especially in recent wildfire burn scar areas.

The National Weather Service forecasts a rainy Columbus Day for Manhattan with strong winds and temperatures near 60 degrees, continuing into the night. Conditions may improve slightly on Tuesday with less wind.