Orlando's weather this week will have mixed conditions, with initial breezy sunshine, possible rain and thunderstorms, followed by sunny days and clear nights.

Baltimore's weather forecast includes showers and 51°F high today, nighttime clearing, and a 36°F low. Tuesday promises sun and a gusty 50°F high. Showers likely Thursday and Friday.

Miami's weather forecast includes a warm Monday, potential thunderstorms, and some cooler temperatures later in the week.

Raleigh faces heavy rains and potential severe weather, including thunderstorms and a Marginal Risk of wind gusts and isolated tornadoes. Temperatures will vary with a sunny Tuesday but a possible freeze at night.

A Freeze Warning was issued for parts of Illinois and Missouri with temperatures expected to drop to 23 degrees, potentially harming vegetation and plumbing.

The NWS predicts variable weather in NYC with rain, winds, and potential gales, a brief sunny break on Tuesday, and a 50-70% chance of showers by week's end. There's a gale watch for coastal waters.

The article describes varied weather in Memphis, including cloudy skies, possible frosts, and serious flood concerns with advisories and warnings issued by the NWS.

Jacksonville weather is to rapidly change from sunny and warm to stormy, with a forecast of 90 degrees followed by thunderstorms and a temperature drop to 59 degrees. The rest of the week will see mostly sunny conditions with temperatures in the 70s.

Boston's forecast includes rain before the afternoon with a chance of a rain-snow mix, high temperatures near 40 degrees, and an east wind. Rain chances decrease tonight with fog expected.

The article reports on Knoxville's mixed weather forecast, including chances of showers, sunny spells, and potential frost with varying temperatures throughout the week.

Indianapolis is experiencing dense fog and significant river flooding with road closures and water rescues reported. The NWS issued warnings for both the fog and flooding, along with a freeze warning for the region.

Charlotte residents face heavy rain and possible thunderstorms today, with a slight chance of showers in the evening followed by sunny weather mid-week.

The NWS warns of high rip current risks affecting several Florida counties and provides safety advice for swimmers. The forecast includes sunny days, potential thunderstorms, and varying temperatures.