Clear skies and a high near 61 launch a sunny Sunday in New York City. Temperatures climb into the upper 60s before rain arrives Thursday.

Atlanta starts November with gray skies, scattered showers and gusty winds before warmer weather arrives. The bigger weather change comes Wednesday and Thursday, when storms are likely.

New York City gets a sunny, dry Halloween with a high near 60. A warmer stretch arrives next week before rain chances return late in the week.

New Rochelle lands $400,000 to cut road-salt pollution as part of a $249 million statewide push, with Peekskill's dam among 181 funded projects.

NYC gets sunshine and near-70-degree temperatures Friday, but gusty winds arrive by afternoon. Halloween weekend will be cooler, dry and mostly sunny.

Halloween in Washington looks mostly sunny and dry, with a high near 63. Warmer temperatures follow before rain chances return Wednesday night.

Fresno’s Halloween forecast calls for rain, thunderstorms and a chilly evening before sunnier weather returns Sunday.

New Orleans will be warm for Halloween, but afternoon thunderstorms could disrupt outdoor plans. More unsettled weather arrives Tuesday.

Greenville’s Halloween looks dry but breezy, with clouds building Saturday and daytime gusts reaching 20 mph. The wetter weather waits until midweek.

Halloween will be cool early but mild and mostly dry in Detroit, with temperatures near 60. Rain chances increase by midweek.

San Francisco gets a cool, partly sunny Halloween before late showers arrive. Elevated-tide concerns also extend to low-lying shorelines through Saturday.

With forecasters warning of a historically strong El Niño, San Jose is pushing sandbags, flood maps and a storm hotline before the rain hits.

San Jose’s Halloween starts clear but turns foggy and cloudy, with a 40% chance of late-night showers before a sunny Sunday.