San Diego is set for a warm week with temperatures rising above normal, peaking midweek. Breezy conditions expected to ease, and there's uncertainty in the later week forecast.

The weekend weather forecast for New York City predicts showers and possible thunderstorms, with temperatures around 48 degrees and east winds of up to 25 mph.

The Bay Area is experiencing a minor HeatRisk and hazardous beach conditions, with NWS advising caution due to sneaker waves and currents. A brief cooldown will follow the weekend's warmth before temperatures rise again.

Los Angeles is set to experience a week of sunny weather, with daytime highs in the mid to upper 70s and nighttime lows in the mid-50s, according to the National Weather Service.

Denver residents experienced light morning snow, followed by a sunny afternoon with higher temperatures and light winds. The week’s forecast suggests mild weather with no significant threats.

The weather in Salt Lake City is set to be clear and warm with light winds, transitioning from around 55 degrees to highs near 80 degrees later in the week.

El Paso had an overcast morning with 45°F temperatures, 74% humidity, and 14 mph winds. Rain and a chance of a thunderstorm were expected, with up to half an inch of rain possible. Conditions will improve later in the week with warmer temperatures.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, GA, mentioning sunny skies, potential thunderstorms, and a mix of rainy and clear conditions over the week.

The weather forecast for Phoenix indicates a week of increasing temperatures, with sunny skies and the season's first highs near 100 degrees expected by the end of the week.

Dallas and surrounding areas are under flash flood warnings due to heavy rain, with the National Weather Service advising against travel on flooded roads.

Detroit's weather forecast predicts a week of varied conditions, including rain, clouds, snow, and temperature fluctuations, according to the National Weather Service.

Severe weather is expected in Houston on Saturday, potentially bringing hail, winds, and a tornado. The National Weather Service predicts showers and storms with an 80% chance of rain. Temperatures are expected to fall after the storm.

New Orleans residents anticipate weather changes, with NWS predicting overcast skies, high humidity, breezy conditions, and a chance of thunderstorms.