A Freeze Watch has been issued for Dallas and nearby areas for Sunday night to Monday morning, with possible sub-freezing temperatures down to 26 degrees. The National Weather Service advises protecting plants and outdoor plumbing.

The NWS forecasts rain and snow for Milwaukee with gusty winds, advising caution due to potential travel impacts from reduced visibility and slick roads.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for San Antonio, with sunny skies, mild winds, and varying temperatures expected throughout the week.

Miami's weekend will be warm and slightly muggy with clear evenings, while Veterans Day will see a cool down with partly sunny skies and lower temperatures in the 70s.

Oklahoma and northern Texas are under a freeze watch with potential sub-freezing temperatures threatening plants and outdoor plumbing, as forecasted by the NWS.

Rain is expected in Boston this weekend with mixed weather conditions, including showers and possibly a thunderstorm Sunday. A cool-down is forecasted for early next week with temperatures feeling like the 30s.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until 9 AM CST Saturday in Memphis and surrounding areas, with visibility down to a quarter mile. The NWS advises caution while driving.

Pittsburgh is expecting a mix of weather with foggy mornings and a transition to rain and snow, leading to a colder week with potential snow accumulation.

Atlanta's forecast includes varied weather with showers and thunderstorms possible, fluctuating temperatures, and windy conditions transitioning to sunny skies towards the week's end.

The National Weather Service predicts changing weather for Washington D.C., with sunny spells, a chance of rain, and possible showers over the upcoming week.

Orlando will experience showers and potential severe weather with a temperature drop next week, according to the National Weather Service Melbourne FL.

Philadelphia's weather this week includes fluctuating temperatures, chances of rain, and gradual clearing towards the weekend, with highs in the mid-50s.

New York City's weather forecast includes a mix of rain and cooling temperatures leading up to a mostly sunny Veterans Day.