Miami is approaching a record-high temperature of 86 degrees, matching a 1978 record, with a cold front expected to bring more typical temperatures and showers.

Dense morning fog in Atlanta will clear by 10 am, followed by cloudy skies and a high of 52 degrees. Showers are expected overnight with a 70% chance of rain, cooling to 42 degrees.

The National Weather Service forecasts fluctuating weather for New York City, with clouds, cold wind chills, and chances of rain and snow throughout the week. No hazardous weather warnings have been issued.

A Freezing Fog Advisory is in effect until 9 AM for the DMV area, reducing visibility for morning commuters; temperatures are at 29°F with cloudy skies expected later.

Cleveland anticipates a cold winter day with a weak clipper system bringing up to 1 inch of snow, which may affect travel. Gusty winds and colder temperatures are expected to follow, with a continuing unsettled wintry pattern throughout the week.

Pittsburgh is expected to experience a wintry mix with light snowfall and below-freezing temperatures through the upcoming week, according to the National Weather Service.

Raleigh had a freezing fog advisory with visibility issues for drivers, followed by a forecast of light snow and black ice risks. Weather conditions are expected to vary throughout the week.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington predicts mixed rain and snow for Ohio, with cold temperatures and potential travel disruptions due to weather disturbances.

The National Weather Service warns of slick conditions in Indianapolis due to winter weather, with potential light snow accumulation and very cold wind chills expected later in the week.

Orlando is expecting a weather shift with increased showers and storms due to a cold front, as per the National Weather Service in Melbourne. Conditions will remain mostly dry after the front's passage.

The National Weather Service in Memphis provides a weekly weather forecast, predicting fog, cloudy skies, and moderate temperatures with variable winds.

St. Louis faces cloudy and cold days ahead with temperatures ranging from highs of 40°F to lows of 8°F, and chances of rain and snow later in the week, per NWS report.

Weather advisories are in effect for the Baltimore and D.C. regions for freezing fog, low visibility, and a cold front, with expected light snow showers and colder temperatures.