Chicago experiences pleasant Mother's Day weather with sunshine and mild temperatures anticipated to continue into the workweek, as per the National Weather Service.

Charlotte's weather forecast predicts showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, with high chances of rain and possibly heavy rainfall on certain days.

Tampa faces several days of rain and thunderstorms, with high precipitation chances and muggy conditions as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

NWS Philadelphia forecasts a sunny day with a high of 78, gentle north winds, turning east after midnight, and a chance of showers and fog starting Monday night, increasing Tuesday with potential thunderstorms by Wednesday.

The article reports a wet and stormy week in Portland, with the National Weather Service predicting showers, possible thunderstorms, and highs around 64°F. Rain chances persist through the weekend.

The weather in Denver anticipates possible afternoon showers and thunderstorms with highs near 85 degrees, and a sunny outlook for early next week with increased fire weather concerns.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of sun, showers, and snow for Salt Lake City, with strong winds and changing conditions throughout the week.

Southern California is expecting a cool change following a hot weekend, with temperatures dropping significantly and gusty winds, according to the National Weather Service San Diego.

The NWS in San Francisco warns of strong winds and unsettled weather including possible light rain and thunderstorms in the Bay Area with the potential for travel disruption and damage to loose objects.

Dallas expects higher temperatures with a high of 76°F today and a chance of rain later on, turning to a sunny and hot week ahead, potentially reaching 103°F by Wednesday.

New York City's weather forecast entails a sunny start to the week with increasing chances of showers and mild temperatures continuing into the weekend.

Central North Carolina is under a Flood Watch from the NWS due to expected heavy rainfall that may cause flooding and flash flooding in several areas. Residents are urged to stay informed and prepared.

St. Louis residents expect mostly sunny skies starting the week, with temperatures around 80 degrees, but chances of rain and thunderstorms will increase from Monday.