Las Vegas faces windy conditions and a dip in temperatures due to a low-pressure system, with dry weather from Saturday and a potential warming trend next week. Wind Advisories impact travel, and aviators may experience gusts affecting flights.

The National Weather Service predicts clearer skies and stronger winds for the Bay Area, with good weekend weather and moderate winds. A possible cold front may bring minimal rain next week.

Sacramento expects a slight chance of rain today before a sunny stretch begins, with temperatures rising to the low 80s by Tuesday. Evening conditions remain clear with mild temperatures.

Minneapolis expects warm weather with high 80s temperatures, calm winds shifting south, and clear skies. Weekend forecasts include stronger winds, with gusts up to 35-40 mph, and a slight chance of showers on Sunday. Cooler temps arrive by Monday.

The NWS reports fair weather in Denver with a high of 88°F and light winds, shifting to partly cloudy tonight with a low of 58°F. A 20% chance of showers is expected tomorrow.

The article details the shifting weather in Salt Lake City, from clear skies to a forecasted 90% chance of rain and storms tonight, followed by wet conditions through Saturday and a return to sunshine on Sunday.

San Antonio's forecast predicts continued sunny and warm weather with light breezes and a slight chance of showers in the late afternoon. Highs in the low 90s and lows around 69 degrees are expected.

El Paso's weather forecast predicts a sunny stretch ahead with highs in the late 80s and comfortable nights around 64°F. Winds are expected to be modest with some occasional gusts.

Chicago continues to experience unusual heat in October, with sunny highs near 87°F, but a cold front is expected to bring temperatures to more seasonal levels.

Maryland reached a settlement with Constellation Energy on the Conowingo Dam, committing $341 million to Chesapeake Bay protection and environmental projects.

The weather forecast predicts sunny days with highs in the low 90s for Dallas, but there's an air quality alert due to potential high ozone pollution. Residents are advised to minimize contributions to air pollution.

Houston faces a hot, dry weekend with high temperatures, low chance of rain, and potential air quality issues. Some relief may come next week with possible showers and tropical activity is being monitored.

NWS New Orleans predicts intermittent showers and thunderstorms in the coming days, with varying chances of rain and thunderstorms, partially sunny skies, and temperatures in the low 80s. Winds will be predominantly from the east-northeast.