Dallas will see sun and clouds with a slight shower chance and temperatures varying between 77°F and 96°F over the coming days. Moderate winds are expected.

Sacramento residents will enjoy sunny weather with highs of 93°F, gentle breezes, and cooler evenings. The weekend remains sunny, with a slight cooldown on Sunday. Showers may occur Monday, with temperatures climbing again midweek.

El Paso forecast predicts sunny days with highs in the low 80s, increasing to mid-90s by Monday, with clear nights and moderate winds throughout the week.

Las Vegas is expecting a hot weekend with temperatures rising 10-15 degrees above average, prompting a Moderate to Major HeatRisk. Winds to pick up, with cooler temperatures and potential gusts to follow.

Denver's weather forecast includes warm days, occasional showers, and a slight chance of thunderstorms, with highs ranging from 75 to 86 degrees over the coming days.

Honolulu's National Weather Service forecasts persistent breezy trade winds across Hawaiian islands affecting weather patterns, with showers mainly on windward and mauka areas.

The NWS forecasts a clear and warm outlook for Salt Lake City with temperatures reaching highs of 83°F, followed by a warm weekend with a slight chance of showers on Sunday.

New Orleans faces severe weather with thunderstorms and heavy rain, as NWS forecasts a high chance of continued precipitation over the next few days, improving by mid-week.

NWS Milwaukee predicts frost, issues advisory for south Wisconsin; sunny days ahead with weekend winds, elevated fire risk, and possible thunderstorms midweek.

Detroit's weather forecast promises sunny days ahead with temperatures ranging from 64 to 82 degrees and clear skies, with a chance of showers midweek.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes sunny periods, increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms with highs up to 81 degrees, and gusty winds. Precipitation likelihood rises through the weekend into Monday, with a slight improvement by midweek.

Overnight showers led to slippery roads in Southeast Texas, but conditions should improve with forecasts of a mostly clear evening and cooler weekend temperatures, with minimal rain impacting Mother's Day weekend plans.

Dense fog in the Knoxville area prompted a National Weather Service advisory, warning of low visibility and hazardous driving until 9 AM. The forecast also notes potential variable spring weather, including sun, clouds, and possible thunderstorms.