Washingtonians will see overcast days, potential rain, and temperatures changing from chilly to warmer as the week progresses, per the National Weather Service.

Patchy fog cuts visibility in Detroit Monday morning. Rain is likely Tuesday night into Wednesday and an Air Quality Advisory affects sensitive residents.

Patchy fog will slow the Monday, February 16, 2026, commute before sunshine lifts temperatures into the low 70s. A warm, dry midweek raises fire‑risk west of I‑35.

NWS New Orleans forecasts a week of changing weather, starting with sunny skies and transitioning to clouds and warmer temperatures, possibly ending with showers and thunderstorms.

Cloudy morning in Jacksonville with highs near 64°F. Expect breezy coastal gusts, small craft advisories, and a moderate rip current risk.

Mid-70s and gusty today in Oklahoma City; a Red Flag Warning and near-record heat are expected Tuesday. Take care with outdoor burning and loose items.

Dense fog will slow Monday's commute before a springlike midweek warmup and gusty winds.

Milwaukee will warm into the low 60s Monday with gusts up to 35 mph. A Small Craft Advisory runs 9 a.m.–6 p.m.; rain likely Tuesday night.

Clear and breezy Monday in Charlotte with highs near 60. Midweek warms into the 60s–70s and rain chances return late week.

High rip current risk through Monday evening at Tampa beaches; mostly sunny with highs near 74°F.

Dense fog and near‑freezing temps shrouded Columbus on Monday morning, NWS warns of near‑zero visibility and slick bridges.

Atlanta's Washington's Birthday weather starts with patchy fog, progressing to sunny skies and a high near 66°F. The evening will cool to 42°F. Expect a mostly sunny week with increasing winds and a chance of showers by Wednesday night.

Dense fog will reduce visibility Monday morning and create slick spots on elevated roadways. Temperatures rebound into the 50s today and near 68°F by midweek.