Ohio and Pennsylvania are transitioning from cold, snowy weather to a milder pattern, with lake effect snow diminishing and a warming trend expected over the weekend.

St. Louis experiences a cloudy but gradually clearing New Year's Day, with chilly temperatures and calm winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Tampa's forecast includes sunny days with potential evening storms and temperatures ranging from 67 to 76 degrees.

Nashville began 2026 with fair weather at 35°F, with expectations of sunny skies and fluctuating temperatures, including chances of showers and cloudy days, according to the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis warns of slick, icy roads due to overnight snow, rain, and freezing temperatures, advising caution for drivers.

Orlando experiences chilly New Year's Day with a gradual warm-up expected; a frost advisory is in effect for areas west of I-95 with patchy frost possible in rural areas. A cold front may bring weekend showers and worsen boating conditions.

A cold front hit Baltimore, causing temperature drops, gusty winds, and potential snow. Later, high pressure will bring calmer conditions, though more wintry weather may follow on Saturday.

The National Weather Service forecasts a cold weekend for Ohio Valley with dry conditions, followed by a warming trend next week. Caution is advised due to icy patches on roads.

Charlotte's New Year begins with a chilly and cloudy morning, leading to a sunny day with highs of 56°F. The weekend forecast includes likely rain and highs near 58°F, shifting to a wet Saturday and a clearer Sunday.

Mankato declares a snow emergency prohibiting parking downtown from Dec. 30 at 10 p.m. to Dec. 31 at 8 a.m. to enable snow clearing. Free parking is available at ramps. Towed vehicles can be found at Affordable Towing.

Snow is predicted for Chicago on December 31st but not expected to exceed half an inch. Temperatures are to drop later, with cold New Year's eve and days ahead, but a gradual warming is forecast into the first week of January.

The NWS forecast for Honolulu predicts moderate weather with stronger trade winds and increasing showers by the weekend. Mariners are warned of persistent east winds, while a new north swell may affect coastal areas.

Houston experiences its coldest morning with temperatures in the upper 20s and low 30s, but anticipates warmer weather with clear and sunny skies for New Year celebrations and the days ahead.