A departing cold front brings gusty winds to Ohio, with temperatures dipping to mid-40s before rising to the 70s. The region expects dry conditions and warmer weather, potentially reaching the 90s by midweek with possible thunderstorms.

The National Weather Service in Raleigh warns of severe storms today in central NC with risks of damaging winds and hail, advising residents to stay alert.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland forecasts a cold front exit, cool temperatures, and high pressure for Ohio, followed by warming and potential showers and storms mid-week.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for St. Louis, with a mix of sun, rising temperatures, and potential storms later in the week according to the NWS.

The NWS forecasts a sunny day in Memphis with a high of 83°F and a slight chance of showers on Sunday afternoon, continuing the warm trend into the upcoming week with possible precipitation later on.

Pittsburgh's weather is improving with warm temperatures expected after a low-pressure system exits, leading to drier air and hotter days, especially by Tuesday. Residents should stay alert for residual water rises.

Boston experienced a wet May with over 7 inches of rain, but forecasts indicate a shift to warmer, sunnier weather with temperatures rising into the 80s in the following week.

Orlando is warned of showers and storms with strong winds, small hail, and possible flooding as a cool front approaches; weather trends suggest continued storm risks.

Miami expects a weekend of fluctuating weather with sun, thunderstorms, and high humidity, as predicted by the National Weather Service and Local 10 News.

Baltimore residents faced strong winds up to 50 mph but expect calmer weather ahead, with a possibility of sporadic showers and thunderstorms throughout the day.

The National Weather Service forecasts warm weather for Jacksonville with highs up to 88 degrees, clear skies, and variable winds. The warm trend continues with sunny days and slight chances of showers midweek.

Forecast in D.C. shows a 50% chance of showers today, a high of 72°F, and gusts up to 28 mph. Clearer weather expected tonight and into next week with rising temperatures.

Severe weather in Central Texas prompted flash floods and power outages, with Austin Energy restoring power to 97% of customers post-storm. The city is preparing for more rain and advising residents on safety measures.