Sunny, warm Sunday in Denver with highs near 68°F. A Fire Weather Watch is in effect Monday for parts of the eastern plains.

TCEQ says the latest weekly drought map shows a slight easing: abnormally dry areas now cover about 28% of Texas, the first weekly decline in eight weeks.

A quick-moving band of light snow slid through Milwaukee on Sunday, leaving a dusting to about an inch in places. Highs near 27°F with breezy southeast winds; watch for slick spots this morning.

A springlike warm‑up pushes highs into the 70s Sunday and Monday, with only spotty morning sprinkles and a modest chance of gusty showers Tuesday. No watches are in effect.

Clear skies this morning and highs near 71°F today. Morning fog is likely Monday–Tuesday, with a warm stretch into the mid-70s next week.

New York City is under an Extreme Cold Warning with wind chills between -5 and -15 degrees Fahrenheit and gusts up to 30 mph. A Cold Weather Advisory follows until Monday.

Boston faces a cold week with the possibility of snow, with temperatures feeling as low as -12 degrees due to wind chill. Winds may reach 26 mph. Snow chances increase by Tuesday.

Extreme cold hits Baltimore with advisories in place; winds to weaken. Conditions forecasted to improve, with a potential wintry mix later in the week. Travel may be affected.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days ahead for Tampa with clear skies and temperatures around 70 degrees, continuing into the week with a slight chance of showers by Saturday.

Jacksonville, FL, enjoys fair weather with clear skies, a high of 62°F, and northeast winds reaching 17 mph. The evening will have increasing clouds and a low of 43°F. The upcoming week forecasts sunny days with mild temperatures and light winds.

Miami's weather shifts from a record chill to typical balmy conditions with a week of gradual warming and sunny skies ahead.

St. Louis forecast: sunny with a high near 46°F and southeast winds; tonight to bring partial clouds, low about 30°F. Week starts sunny, reaching 53°F, but rain possible by Tuesday night.

The National Weather Service in Washington D.C. predicts a week of cold weather with wind chills hitting -5 degrees, but a gradual warming trend is expected by midweek.