The National Weather Service forecasts a wintery mix for Washington D.C., with partially sunny skies and highs around 39°F, leading to chances of snow and rain over the weekend.

Nashville's weather to see swings in temperature from low 30s to high 50s with a mix of sun, clouds, and possible rain or snow showers, as per NWS forecast.

The National Weather Service reports comfortable temperatures and clear skies in Tampa, FL, with conditions expected to remain pleasant and temperatures steadily rising through the weekend.

Raleigh is forecast to have light snow on Friday with minimal impact, and a mix of sunny days and cold nights. Arctic air will bring colder temperatures early next week.

Jacksonville forecasts sunny weather, with highs from 60 to 71 degrees and clear skies, according to the NWS. Mild evenings and conditions ideal for outdoor activities are expected.

Charlotte's weather will be stable with a sunny Thursday, according to NWS, with mild temperatures and light winds continuing into the weekend, and a slight chance of rain Saturday night.

St. Louis weather: Cloudy, 29°F with light winds shifting southeast. Slight snow chance today. Cold weekend ahead with possible snow Saturday and lows near 3°F. Sunny Sunday, with highs reaching 40°F by Monday.

Pittsburgh expects wintry weather with snow, cold, and gusty winds, particularly north of I-80 and in the southwest ridge areas, with below-average temperatures into early next week.

A snowstorm and Arctic chill are forecasted for Columbus, Cincinnati, and nearby areas, leading to winter weather advisories and potentially severe travel disruptions.

Cleveland faces snow events with lake effect showers and clipper systems bringing more snow and a weekend cold front leading to plummeting temperatures.

Orlando is set to experience a chilly night with low temperatures following a cold front, with little chance of rain and dry conditions continuing. Boating may face poor conditions, but better weather is expected over the weekend.

The NWS Baltimore/Washington issued an early forecast for a cold front exit and blizzard warnings in Maryland counties, with cold, windy weather expected and potential light snow towards the weekend.

Analysis shows the Forest Service treated under 1.7M acres through Sept.—well below recent averages. Senators and firefighters are demanding staffing and mitigation plans.