The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for Baltimore with possible 40-50 mph gusts and warnings of quick fire spread due to dry conditions.

The NWS in Charlotte predicts sunny days ahead, with temperatures ranging from highs in the mid-70s to lows in the 30s, and a chance of rain by Friday night.

Windy conditions with gusts up to 38 mph expected in Boston, with partly sunny skies and a high of 53 degrees. Slippery streets from rain and sleet are also noted.

Atlanta forecasts a week of clear skies and pleasant weather with temperatures ranging from highs in the mid-70s to nighttime lows in the mid-40s, transitioning to warmer evenings and a chance of showers by the weekend.

Wind advisory issued for Philadelphia with gusts up to 50 mph; potential impacts include power outages and fallen tree limbs. Skies remain sunny, but caution is advised, especially for high-profile vehicles.

Tampa's weather forecast includes mostly sunny days and mostly clear nights, with calm winds and mild to warm temperatures. Patchy fog is expected in the mornings and after midnight.

The NWS Memphis forecasts sunny spells, possible showers, and thunderstorms this week, with high temperatures in the upper 60s to 70s and variable chances of rain each day.

The National Weather Service has issued advisories for DC, including a Wind Advisory, Gale Warning, and Red Flag Warning due to strong winds and low humidity, increasing fire risk.

Sacramento activates a weather-respite center for residents to shelter from upcoming heavy rainfall, with additional support including free transportation and alternative shelters like libraries and community centers.

Honolulu's weather is set to change from dry weekend conditions to potential storms next week, with the NWS forecasting more inclement weather and possible thunderstorms.

Las Vegas is expecting an increase in rain and snow, leading to cooler temperatures and potential flooding, according to the National Weather Service.

The NWS Sacramento forecasts a week of rain for the area, with precipitation expected to begin tonight and possibly last until the following Monday. Briefly clearer skies on Tuesday, but more showers are possible later in the week.

An atmospheric river is bringing heavy rain, thunderstorms, and prolonged wet conditions to San Diego, prompting the National Weather Service to issue flood watches and advisories for disrupted travel and high winds.