The National Weather Service predicts a sunny Valentine’s Day with a high of 81 degrees in Tampa, but evening may turn cloudy with potential fog after midnight.

Indianapolis experiences a cloudy Valentine's Day with temperatures around 32°F and a chill factor of 26°F. Rain is expected later in the week with highs reaching the mid-50s.

Orlando's weather will vary, with warm temperatures dropping as a cold front arrives Sunday. Rain and wind gusts are expected, affecting fire conditions, boating, and aviation.

Sunny, mild Saturday with highs near 49°F. Rain chances return Sunday for parts of the region.

Boston is set for a week of mild weather with sunny days and light winds, per the National Weather Service. A slight chance of snow showers is expected Sunday night and into the latter half of the week.

Clear morning and a high near 51°F, light rain possible late Saturday night into Sunday. Midweek brings a big warm-up and gusty winds.

Milder weekend with mostly sunny skies, rain likely on Wednesday, and melting snow may raise rivers and ice‑jam concerns.

The weather forecast for Washington D.C. shows sunny skies with a high of 53 degrees today, and increasing clouds at night. Rain is expected Sunday with highs in the mid-40s to lower 60s throughout the week.

Philadelphia's weather forecast includes mostly sunny skies today, possible rain and snow over the weekend, and fluctuating conditions through the week with chances of precipitation.

EPA has proposed a $24 million thermally enhanced cleanup at the old Lorentz Superfund site near San Jose State, and officials want assurances about vapor and field impacts.

A flood advisory covered San Diego County Friday afternoon as heavy rain sent water into low‑lying streets. Officials warned drivers to avoid flooded roads and heed safety guidance.

Patchy fog reduced visibility across southern Sacramento and northern San Joaquin valleys Friday; officials urged drivers to slow down and check live road cameras.

City and county officials are opening walk‑in weather respite centers as a multi‑day storm with gusty winds approaches, offering daytime and overnight shelter for people in need.