Fresno’s coolest day of the week arrives Monday at 70 degrees, followed by a sunny warm-up later in the week.

San Francisco gets a sunny Monday, but dangerous surf and coastal flooding remain concerns. Then temperatures climb into the 80s by Thursday.

Denver gets one more warm, sunny day Monday before temperatures cool and rain could move in Tuesday night. Mountain snow is also becoming more likely.

Portland starts the week chilly and clear, then warms into the mid-70s before weekend fog and slight rain chances arrive.

Sacramento gets a sunny Monday near 72 degrees before a dry warmup pushes weekend highs toward 87.

Seattle gets a sunny, crisp Columbus Day before temperatures climb into the upper 60s and near 70 later this week. Rain chances return by Friday night and continue into the weekend.

The 36-foot rig lands north of the Plaza de Panama Fountain, the last stop on a four-city tour before the statewide ShakeOut drill.

Las Vegas starts Monday clear and cool before afternoon showers and thunderstorms move across the valley. Sunny skies return Tuesday as temperatures dip, then rebound later in the week.

Houston will flirt with 90 degrees Monday and Tuesday before a Friday cold front delivers cooler, drier air for the weekend.

Sunny and warm weather carries El Paso through Wednesday. Then strong winds and a dramatic Friday cooldown move in.

Nashville’s week starts foggy, then turns hot, with highs near 91 before a Friday cold front brings a sharp cooldown.

Chicago is forecast to be warm Monday before cooler weather arrives later in the week. Tuesday night is expected to be mostly dry.

A sunny Columbus Day follows early showers in NYC, but a strong front will bring rain and a chilly, windy weekend.