The Orlando area forecast predicts a mostly sunny week with light winds, slight chances of showers, and high temperatures ranging from the upper 70s to near 89 degrees.

Baltimore's weather this week starts sunny with mild temperatures but will turn showery from Thursday, with high chances of rain persisting into the weekend.

Boston's rare sunny April day comes with cold winds, with temperatures at 47°F and wind chills in the teens. A chilly weekend with increased chances of rain is forecasted.

St. Louis residents can expect April showers mixed with sunshine; 30% rain chance today with highs near 67°F and gusty conditions. More rain and thunderstorms likely Thursday.

Philadelphia's weather will include sun, frost, and rain showers this week, with temperatures fluctuating between the low 50s and 70s according to the NWS.

Jacksonville's forecast includes sunny days and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures ranging from 60 to 89 degrees Fahrenheit.

The National Weather Service predicts mostly sunny skies with a high of 64°F in Charlotte, NC today, with cooler temps and possible rain later in the week.

The weather in New York City will see a sunny day with highs around 50, turning cloudier with rain from Thursday night to Saturday, and sunny conditions returning early next week.

The NWS in Nashville predicts a mix of frosty mornings, sunny skies, and showers with possible thunderstorms, followed by a warming trend into next week.

The National Weather Service in Tampa Bay warns of high rip current risks along Florida's coast through Thursday, advising caution and safety measures for swimmers.

Eagan is finalizing a Climate Action Plan to reduce emissions and enhance community resilience, with input from residents and partners, and aims to adopt it in April, with details available on their sustainability page.

Austin enjoys stable weather with clear skies, comfortable temperatures around 69-91°F, and gentle winds. The National Weather Service forecasts continued sunny conditions for the week.

Elizabethton launches a volunteer effort to label storm drains and educate the community on avoiding unauthorized discharges to protect local waterways.