Boston anticipates its first significant snowstorm on Tuesday, with possible snowfall followed by rain and high winds, especially in the west and coastal areas.

Milwaukee faces cold December with snow and low temperatures forecasted by the NWS, including an 80% chance of snow and highs around 30°F. Conditions expected to disrupt travel with light snow accumulations.

Miami faces a warmer, more humid Monday with foggy patches in the morning, clearing to hotter afternoon temperatures in the low to mid-80s. The mild weather should continue with occasional clouds and slight chances of showers.

The article details a week of varying weather in Atlanta, with forecasted rain and fluctuating temperatures according to the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service predicts snow and an active weather pattern in Pittsburgh, with snow accumulations and challenging travel conditions, especially during Tuesday morning's commute.

The NWS issued warnings for snow in parts of Missouri and Illinois starting late Monday, with travel challenges expected and a Winter Weather Advisory in place.

The NWS in Morristown forecasts varied weather for Knoxville with wind gusts, potential freezing rain, and showers expected throughout the week. Residents are advised to stay alert.

A cold front is expected to hit Orlando, bringing potential showers and cooler temperatures after patchy fog and mild weather, with a Small Craft Advisory issued for mariners.

Raleigh, NC, weather update predicts a shift from clear skies to rain, with cooler temperatures transitioning to milder conditions midweek before mixed precipitation arrives on Friday.

Jacksonville faces mixed weather with a rip current advisory and variable chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, as per the National Weather Service.

The NWS in Cleveland forecasts a mix of calm and snowy weather for Ohio, with a low-pressure system bringing potential snow accumulation early Tuesday and lake effect snow later in the week, followed by very low temperatures.

The National Weather Service forecasts snowfall in Ohio with 2-4 inches expected, affecting travel and prompting snow-clearing efforts, with a return to dry but cold weather later Tuesday.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of sun, snow, and rain for New York City boroughs, with varying chances of precipitation but without expecting hazardous conditions.