Birmingham is in for several sunny days near 89 degrees before a dry cold front brings windy, cooler weekend weather.

Omaha is headed for a 92-degree Monday before rain chances build and a sharp cooldown arrives later this week.

St. Louis will hit 94 Monday and 96 Tuesday before thunderstorms bring heavy rain and a sharp late-week cooldown.

Starting Tuesday, the Fraser River drops to just 2 cfs while Front Range lawns still got watered all summer, Grand County advocates say.

Sunny skies and upper-80s heat will dominate New Orleans through Thursday before a gusty Friday front cools down the weekend.

Boston gets a sunny Columbus Day after early fog, but rain returns Tuesday and a stronger storm targets the region Friday into Saturday.

Knoxville gets a sunny run of 80-degree days through Thursday, but a sharp cooldown is coming by Friday night.

Hurricanes Helene and Milton reopened the long-closed inlet in 2024, and boaters, manatees and county engineers are all paying attention now.

San Antonio could feel as hot as 105 degrees Tuesday before a cold front brings a sharp Friday cooldown.

Austin’s summer-like heat continues through Wednesday, with afternoon storm chances before a sharp cooldown arrives Friday.

Oklahoma City gets one more hot, windy day before storms and heavy rain move in. A sharp fall-like cooldown follows by Friday.

Minneapolis could hit 82 degrees Monday before afternoon storms and a sharp late-week cooldown arrive. Frost may return by Saturday morning.

Norfolk starts Columbus Day with rain and fog before clearing into a 75-degree afternoon. An 88-degree Wednesday is ahead, followed by a sharp weekend cooldown.