Weather forecast for Phoenix includes a chance of showers and comfortable temperatures around 76 degrees, with a slight increase in rain likelihood at night.

The Bay Area faces severe weather with warnings for thunderstorms, flooding, high winds, and marine hazards. Beachgoers are advised to avoid beaches due to dangerous conditions.

Honolulu expects diverse weather over Christmas, with slow easterly winds leading to stable yet potentially disruptive patterns. The NWS predicts limited showers before a possible increase in rain next week.

Las Vegas is expected to experience widespread rainfall, potential flash flooding, snow at high elevations, and gusty winds during the holiday season, impacting travel and activities.

The National Weather Service in San Diego warns of heavy rain and strong winds due to an atmospheric river, affecting Southern California over the holiday, with potential flash flooding and travel disruptions.

NWS has a Flood Advisory for Sacramento County through 6:30 a.m. Friday; expect ponding and minor flooding in low‑lying areas. Motorists are urged to avoid flooded roads.

Denver prepares for a partly cloudy Christmas Eve; NWS forecasts a mostly sunny Christmas day with mild evening temps and possible light snow Saturday.

Dallas is forecasted to have a warm, sunny Christmas with highs in the low 80s but will cool down with gusty winds by Sunday and significant temperature drops into the 30s next week.

El Paso's Christmas forecast predicts mid-70s and sunshine, with mild conditions persisting throughout the week.

Salt Lake City forecast includes cloudy skies, mild temperatures, and an 80% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms for Christmas Eve night, with similar weather continuing into Christmas Day.

Seattle faces a wet and windy Christmas week with advisories for minor coastal flooding and high winds causing potential power outages and travel disruptions.

Minneapolis will see mid-30s temperatures and mostly cloudy skies over Christmas, with a chance of snow and a temperature drop Saturday night. Hazardous winds and freezing drizzle may affect the weekend.

Houston's Christmas Eve forecast predicts a warm and foggy day with a high of 78 degrees, persisting warm conditions through the week, and a potential cool shift around New Year's.