Sunny days with occasional gusty winds are forecast for New York City, with temperatures around 60 degrees and potential gale force gusts near coastal areas. Rain is expected by Friday night.

Philadelphia's forecast includes sunny days with wind and potential weekend rain. Highs range from 57-66°F, with cooler nights. A 70% rain chance is expected Friday evening.

The National Weather Service offers a mixed forecast for Washington D.C., with sunny days and potential rain, varying temps and wind gusts throughout the week.

NWS forecasts sunny weather in St. Louis with temperatures rising to 71°F, clear nights ahead, and continued pleasant conditions in the following days.

Orlando faces strong Northeast winds and high seas, prompting warnings against beach and marine activities due to rip currents and hazardous conditions, despite a clear and seasonable weather trend inland.

Baltimore is expected to have dry weather with sunny skies and moderate temperatures through Thursday, followed by a potential for increased fire weather concerns due to low humidity and gusty winds.

Boston is experiencing strong gusts and may face more storms, including another bombogenesis. Temperatures are set to fluctuate with periods of rain and wind throughout the week.

Austin residents can expect a week of uninterrupted sunshine with temperatures rising throughout the week, with clear skies and mild winds, as per the National Weather Service.

A woman was critically injured in a car crash when her Nissan Sentra overturned after hitting a traffic signal in St. Louis. Police are investigating the early Sunday incident.

Seattle's forecast includes a wet week with persistent showers, temperatures around 45-50 degrees, and light winds. Rain chances remain high, up to 100%, with modest rainfall amounts.

The NWS in Memphis predicts sunny days ahead for the area, with temperatures ranging from 38 to 74 degrees and a slight chance of showers towards the weekend.

The NWS in Nashville predicts foggy mornings with low visibility, high humidity, and cool temperatures, with a warming trend and possible showers later in the week.

SF Bay Area is set to experience a storm with strong gusts and heavy rain Tuesday night through Wednesday, with potential for power outages and difficult driving conditions.