Miami forecast: Sunny and warm with highs of 85°F, southeast winds at 14 mph. Nighttime mostly clear, 74°F. Breezy, warm weekend expected, slight rain chance Monday night, with possible thunderstorms and cooler temperatures on Tuesday.

Boston's warm weather shifts to a cooler, rainy weekend with the possibility of sleet or snow in higher terrain early next week; sunny conditions expected by midweek.

The NWS Milwaukee forecast includes shifting conditions with varying temperatures, wind, and precipitation chances, with some sunny spells and potential snow showers, hinting at the unpredictable nature of spring weather.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sun and showers for the upcoming week in Raleigh, with high temperatures and potential for heavy rain and frost.

Philadelphia forecast includes showers, potential thunderstorms, and cloudy skies with varying temperatures and chances of precipitation throughout the week.

St. Louis forecast includes showers and thunderstorms tapering by late afternoon, with winds reaching 26 mph. The week ahead will see mixed weather but ends with sunnier skies.

Pittsburgh faces ongoing storms with severe weather alerts, flood watch, and a shift to colder temperatures and potential snow, per the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service warns of high rip currents and poor boating conditions near Orlando, with near-record heat expected, followed by a cooler midweek after a cold front.

The National Weather Service forecasts severe weather for East Tennessee, warning of potential showers, thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures through the week.

The National Weather Service forecasts unsettled weather for Baltimore and the Mid Atlantic, with temperature swings, mixed precipitation, and isolated severe weather threats.

The National Weather Service predicts showers, thunderstorms, and patchy fog in Washington D.C., with a mix of sunny and rainy days throughout the upcoming week.

The National Weather Service issued a Flood Watch for several Northeast Ohio counties due to rain and thunderstorms, with concerns over localized flooding.

The National Weather Service forecasts ongoing rainfall through Sunday for areas in Ohio, posing flooding threats and impacting visibility for air traffic. A Flood Watch remains in effect.