The National Weather Service predicts a sunny week for Dallas with highs around 90 degrees and light East southeast winds, with a slight chance of showers on Tuesday.

The National Weather Service reports a clear and cool morning in El Paso, TX, with temperatures expected to reach 89°F and winds potentially gusting to 20 mph.

Seattle's autumn weather forecast includes intermittent showers, fluctuating clouds and sunshine, with daytime highs increasing slightly and a mix of clear and partly cloudy skies.

The National Weather Service predicts continued sunny skies and high temperatures for Houston, but chances of rain and thunderstorms will increase into the next week. Drought conditions and the risk of brushfires are concerns.

The forecast for Memphis promises several sunny days with temperatures reaching mid-80s, and intermittent chances of rain and thunderstorms early in the week.

Detroit to experience weather changes, from a warm and sunny Sunday to potential thunderstorms and showers early in the week, followed by sunshine and cooler temperatures midweek.

Milwaukee is forecasted to have sunny weather with highs near 85 degrees, turning to possible showers and thunderstorms at the beginning of the workweek.

Rain dominates New Orleans’ forecast through Monday, with storm chances up to 80% Sunday. By midweek, skies clear, bringing sunny weather and highs in the mid-80s.

Clear skies and warm temps dominate Oklahoma City’s forecast, with highs near 86–88 through Monday. A small rain chance appears Tuesday, before sunshine returns midweek.

San Antonio is set for sunny, warm weather with highs in the mid-90s and mild evenings around 70 degrees. A slight chance of showers is forecasted midweek.

Miami is expected to experience mixed weather, with a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms, temperatures in the mid to high 80s, and an east wind up to 22 mph.

Cleveland to experience warm weekend with 80s temperatures, clear skies, and dry conditions before a cold front brings showers and cooler weather next week.

Pittsburgh is experiencing warmer, drier weather than usual due to high pressure, which is expected to last through Monday, with a possible shift including rain mid-week.