Wind Advisory and squall-line threat for Jacksonville Sunday afternoon. Gusty winds, heavy rain, and coastal advisories may disrupt commutes.

Rain and fog slow Atlanta's Sunday morning commute. Heavy showers and isolated thunderstorms are possible into the afternoon.

Mostly clear and mild Sunday with highs in the mid-40s. Rain is likely Wednesday and melting snow could raise river and lake-ice hazards.

Light rain and patchy fog this morning in Columbus. Dense fog is possible tonight into Monday, midweek will warm up with gusty southerly winds.

Rain on Sunday will taper by afternoon, but widespread dense fog is likely late tonight into Monday. A sharp midweek warmup brings gusty winds and more rain later in the week.

Atlanta's forecast includes a mix of showers and sunny days with temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to mid-70s, alongside variable chances of rain.

Boston's weather will vary this week with a mix of sun, snow, and rain, as predicted by the National Weather Service, with high temperatures in the low to mid-30s and lows around the low 30s.

The National Weather Service forecasts an overcast day with light rain in Washington D.C., with temperatures at 35°F and humidity at 82%. Rain will increase over the week with varying chances of precipitation.

Rain moves in late morning with highs near 43°F; expect fog tonight and slower commutes.

The NWS predicts a mix of rain and snow in Philadelphia, with a 90% chance of precipitation tonight and possible slippery conditions. The forecast includes mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low to mid-30s.

Gusty south winds push highs near 82°F today; showers and a line of thunderstorms are likely Sunday night.

Light rain is likely Sunday in Pittsburgh with pockets of fog tonight; highs near 44°F and a warmup into the 50s midweek.

Light snow Sunday night into Monday could leave 1–2 inches across NYC. Expect slick sidewalks and limited impacts to the holiday commute.