Nashville's weather will feature thunderstorms and showers early Saturday, turning calm later on. A sunny Sunday follows, with rising temperatures and clear skies expected throughout the week.

The National Weather Service forecasts rain and potential thunderstorms for Knoxville, with a 70% chance of quarter-inch rainfall and possible flooding in areas with recent heavy rain.

Severe weather in New York City brings potential flooding and storms, with a high chance of rain and thunderstorms anticipated in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, and Staten Island.

Boston is expected to experience a weather rollercoaster this weekend, with sunny skies and high temperatures turning to severe storms and cooling temperatures, followed by cooler, rainy conditions on Sunday.

The NWS forecasts mixed skies, lake-effect rain showers, and a cold snap in Cleveland, with potential for brief sunshine and rain this weekend, followed by warmer weather next week.

Pittsburgh will experience a cooldown with showers and possible thunder as a weak cold front approaches, with temperatures dropping below average into the 40s overnight. Clearing skies expected later, with dry but cool weather into next week.

Orlando anticipates severe weather with threats of heavy rain, minor flooding, high heat index, and increased lightning. The National Weather Service Melbourne warns of flight operation changes and advises mariners to be cautious.

The NWS Memphis forecasts showers, thunderstorms, and a steady 66°F night, with a 70% precipitation chance. Clearing is expected on Saturday with a high of 75°F and a 60% rain chance, followed by a sunny week reaching 93°F by Thursday.

The NWS has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the D.C. area, with a high chance of showers and thunderstorms, accompanied by damaging winds and large hail.

The NWS Raleigh forecasts high heat, thunderstorms, and a marginal risk of severe weather for central North Carolina, with cooler temperatures and lower precipitation chances following.

The NWS forecast calls for clear skies and warming temps in St. Louis, with highs reaching the 90s by midweek and mild nights in the 50s–60s.

The NWS predicted severe thunderstorms for Baltimore due to a cold front, with damage risks but low tornado chances. No major flash floods or coastal flooding were expected, with forecasts indicating cooler weather and windy conditions post-storm.

Jacksonville’s weather will be a mix of sunshine, showers, and occasional thunderstorms this week, with high temperatures and varying chances of rain each day.