NWS San Francisco warns of sneaker waves, currents, minor HeatRisk, and possible light rain, advising caution at beaches and for mariners and aviators.

Denver is expecting a sunny week with rising temperatures, reaching the 70s mid-week, with a slight chance of mountain showers and potential heightened fire weather conditions.

Freeze warning issued in New Mexico and Texas including Socorro, Las Cruces, and Alamogordo. Residents advised to protect plants and pipes from sub-freezing temperatures.

San Antonio's weather is transitioning into spring with sunny skies and temperatures rising from 63°F to 87°F over the week, although gusty winds may persist.

The article details Dallas's fluctuating weather forecasts, starting with cloudy skies and high winds, then sunny days with gradually increasing temperatures throughout the week.

Salt Lake City's forecast promises a sunny week with climbing temperatures, reaching the high 80s by the weekend according to the National Weather Service.

Portland anticipates a week of showers and possible thunderstorms, with a high chance of significant precipitation and gusty winds, per the NWS forecast.

The article details Seattle's week ahead with a rainy forecast, including precipitation chances and temperature projections from the National Weather Service.

Houston experienced a cold front after Saturday's thunderstorms, leading to cooler temperatures and the need for light outerwear, with a warming trend and clear skies expected later in the week.

Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are expected in Atlanta with a 90% chance of precipitation and potential gusts up to 30 mph, followed by a wet start to the week.

New Orleans is set for a stormy week with severe thunderstorms and heavy rain in the forecast, with potential for local flooding. Conditions are expected to improve with sunnier days towards the weekend.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes sun, rain, and possible snow, with changing conditions throughout the week and temperatures from the 30s to mid-50s.

The National Weather Service has extended a Flood Watch in Pittsburgh due to lingering high river levels from recent rains, with a forecast shifting from rain to cold temperatures and potential snow showers.