The NWS Raleigh forecasts storms and potential severe weather in central North Carolina, with rain starting tonight and intensifying on Friday, including possible hail and damaging winds.

Baltimore is expected to experience a week of rain starting from morning showers, with high chances of precipitation and moderate temperatures, clearing up by Sunday.

NWS warns of severe weather in St. Louis, MO, with thunderstorms and gusty winds expected after 4 pm and a Hazardous Weather Outlook issued for the region.

Pittsburgh's weather forecast predicts showers and cloudy skies with occasional sun, high temperatures in the low 50s, and persisting chances of rain throughout the week.

Charlotte's weather features overcast skies with a high of 69°F and a 30% chance of thunderstorms later in the day. Visibility is at 9 miles with light winds. Showers and thunderstorms are more likely before midnight.

Orlando's forecast shows sunny skies with comfortable temperatures around 80 degrees and gentle winds, promising excellent weather for outdoor activities.

The NWS issued a high rip current risk alert for several Florida counties, advising beachgoers to swim near lifeguards and avoid fighting rip currents. Sunny, warm weather is forecasted, but caution at beaches is urged.

Chicago is anticipating a wet Wednesday with rain and snow showers, high winds, and temperatures around 40 degrees. Conditions will persist overnight with patchy fog and a slight rain chance on Thursday. Warmer, drier weather is expected to follow.

Knoxville forecasts range from frost and sun to severe storms, with varied temperatures and winds through the week. Weather alerts are in place for potential hazards.

Maui educator Mary Anna Grimes will speak at the Mayor's Sustainability Speaker Series for Earth Day, discussing the intersection of sailing, education, and conservation.

Austin is set for a stretch of sunny days with high temperatures in the 80s to 90s, clear skies, and comfortable conditions as per the National Weather Service.

Michigan confirmed 14 tornadoes in one week, contrasting with its annual average of 15-16. No injuries were reported despite widespread damage including a 96 mph wind gust in Jackson.

A Red Flag Warning for wildfire risk has been issued by the National Weather Service in Denver for the Plains, due to strong winds, low humidity, and warm temperatures.