The National Weather Service reports a weather shift in Columbus and Cincinnati, with rising temperatures and potential showers, wind gusts, and thunderstorms towards the weekend.

The NWS Seattle forecast predicts clear skies turning partly cloudy with a chance of weekend showers, highs from mid-60s to 70s, and light winds turning north-northwest.

Miami enjoys pleasant weather with sunny skies and temperatures in the low 80s, mild to moderate easterly winds, and a slight chance of rain forecasted for Sunday.

The NWS has issued a Frost Advisory for areas near and west of I-95 in Washington D.C. until 9 AM, followed by sunny and warming conditions through the weekend.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts sunny skies with warm temperatures, highs reaching mid-80s and mild winds. Chance of showers increases early next week.

Detroit's weather will shift with increased cloudiness and a high near 60° today, a chance of showers tonight, and potential thunderstorms Friday night. The weekend may see more rain, but sunny conditions are expected by Tuesday.

The Milwaukee area is expected to experience variable weather, with showers, storms, and gusty winds, followed by a potential for severe weather on Friday.

Dallas' weather forecast includes sun, clouds, and potential storms, with varying chances of rain throughout the week, as per the National Weather Service.

Oklahoma City is experiencing a warm, sunny day with highs near 90°F, followed by potential severe thunderstorms and a shift to cooler temperatures over the weekend.

The NWS warns of ongoing minor flooding along the Mississippi River in Memphis with caution advised until April 25; river levels are expected to recede afterward.

New Orleans expects sunny 81°F weather today; evening may see clouds. The weekend forecast includes mostly cloudy skies, low 80s, with potential rain Sunday onwards.

Clear skies and rising temperatures offer Boston an early summer feel, with highs reaching into the 80s over the weekend, but possible showers may also occur.

Maryland announced $1.7 million in grants for environmental projects near wastewater plants, seeing significant pollution reductions since 2022—a 60% decrease at Back River and over 78% at Patapsco.