A major storm is forecasted to hit San Francisco early next week, bringing widespread rainfall and the potential for thunderstorms, with residents advised to prepare for severe weather conditions.

San Diego will experience a range of weather, including light showers followed by cool temperatures and potential rain mid-next week, per the National Weather Service.

Los Angeles weather forecast includes sunny days with potential for rain, with a 70% chance of precipitation on Tuesday and cooler midweek temperatures.

Phoenix forecasts show a wet start to the week, with showers and thunderstorms expected and temperatures around 70°F. Visibility may be limited due to heavy rain and mist.

San Antonio's forecast predicts a week of sunny days with highs around 91-92 degrees and clear nights with lows in the mid-60s, along with gentle winds.

Chicago's weekend weather is sunny with temperatures in the mid-60s to low 70s, and mild winds. Conditions are expected to remain dry and pleasant into the coming week.

Minneapolis forecast predicts a sunny 67°F with southeast winds today, cloudy evening, and gusty winds. Showers expected Sunday, sunny Columbus Day, but cooler night. Elevated fire risk today due to winds and low humidity.

Milwaukee expects increasing clouds today with a high near 62°F and northeast winds. The coming days will see mild temperatures and occasional chances of showers.

Houston expects a warm weekend with temperatures in the upper 80s, an Air Quality Alert, moderate drought, and fire hazards. Tropical storm activity is low, with Jerry and Karen not threatening the US.

New Orleans is set to enjoy an extended period of stable, pleasant weather with sunny days and mild nights starting October 11, per the National Weather Service.

The article describes a week of pleasant autumn weather in Detroit, with mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures as predicted by the National Weather Service.

The article provides the weather forecast for Oklahoma City, predicting a mix of sun, clouds, and potential showers around Columbus Day, with warm temperatures and some windy conditions.

Updated flood maps are being introduced in Union County, NC by FEMA, and locals have until December 17, 2025, to review and comment before they are finalized, affecting insurance and zoning.