Charlotte area experiences dense fog, with the National Weather Service issuing an advisory effective until 10 AM EST; drivers advised to take caution.

Washington D.C. weather: mostly cloudy, highs near 45°F, calm winds. Tonight, lows around 36°F, clouds continue. Sunny Wednesday with highs near 58°F. Rain chances by Thursday night, increasing to 60% by weekend.

Baltimore's weather is set to moderate with dry conditions and temperatures reaching the low 60s, but rain and cooler temperatures are expected later in the week.

Cleveland's weather forecast predicts light flurries followed by a warming trend and gradual snowpack melt, with increased precipitation chances midweek and a return to seasonable temperatures by the weekend.

NWS Raleigh predicts a few clouds, 34°F, and gentle winds in the morning, 65°F and possible patchy fog later. Midweek sees sunny days with low rain chances, but a 40% chance of rain by the weekend.

The National Weather Service provides a detailed weather forecast for St. Louis, predicting sunny days and a chance of rain towards the end of the week.

Patchy fog in Jacksonville may delay morning commuters, with visibility down to half a mile and humidity at 96%. The fog is expected to lift by 9 am, leading to a high of 70°F with mild weather throughout the week.

Marin County faces severe flooding from heavy rains and high tides, disrupting travel and impacting residents. Infrastructure damage and power outages are widespread as officials and first responders address the emergency.

The NWS San Francisco has issued a Coastal Flood Advisory and cautions against potential flooding, dangerous beach conditions, and a chance of thunderstorms. A respite in wet weather is expected with cooler temperatures to follow.

Rain and potential snow are forecasted for San Diego, with up to 2 inches in the mountains and gusts up to 50 mph. Conditions are expected to dry and warm later in the week. Beach hazards are also issued.

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Los Angeles is expecting stormy weather with an 80% chance of showers and possible thunderstorms, alongside cooler temperatures and persistent rain into the evening.

Austin's weather forecast promises a mix of sun, mild temperatures, light breezes, and a slight chance of showers midweek, with highs varying from the mid-60s to mid-80s.