San Francisco Bay Area is preparing for a week of unsettled weather with rain and cooler temperatures as forecasted by NWS San Francisco, with some concern for nuisance flooding and gusting winds.

San Antonio anticipates foggy mornings, sunny days, and warm temperatures, with potential midweek showers and thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.

The NWS forecasts a breezy weekend for Knoxville with highs around 70 degrees, chances of showers, and gusty winds, particularly in higher elevations.

Nashville's weather forecast includes a warm, partly sunny day with winds and a high near 78°F, followed by a clear, cooler Sunday and chances of showers and thunderstorms early in the coming week.

Denver residents can expect warm weather before a cooldown, with the National Weather Service forecasting highs in the mid-70s, partly sunny skies, and a chance of rain and snow showers towards the end of the week.

Minneapolis weather includes sunny days, rain showers, and cool temperatures, with potential rain and snow mix early in the week and more rain possible towards the end.

Chicago experienced unseasonably warm weather on a November Saturday with temperatures near 70 degrees, though a return to normal cooler conditions was expected soon.

Austin's weather is shifting slightly with sunny days, with highs around 87-88 degrees, breezy conditions, and a gradual increase in cloudiness and storm chances towards midweek.

Rain is expected in Salt Lake City starting Sunday with a 70% chance, decreasing to 40% Monday through Friday and with potential rain and snow midweek.

Seattle faces a rainy period with the NWS forecasting a 70% chance of rain and mild temperatures. Rain is expected to continue over the next few days, maintaining the city's wet reputation.

Dallas anticipates varied weather with sunny skies initially, followed by a chance of midweek showers and thunderstorms, per the National Weather Service.

Dense Fog Advisory issued in New Orleans until 8 AM CST Saturday, warning of visibility dropping to a quarter mile or less, urging caution for early morning drivers.

Houston is set for variable weather with patchy fog and near-record highs transitioning to potential thunderstorms and cooler temperatures later next week.