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A tight band of snow may drop 1–4 inches across parts of northeastern Illinois Tuesday morning, creating brief but slick travel hazards.

Sunny mid-70s through midweek in Las Vegas; gusty northerly winds will make Laughlin and Lake Mohave choppy.

Dense morning fog will cut visibility across Sacramento; sun returns by midmorning with highs near 67°F.

Dense morning fog will give way to sunshine and highs near 60°F. Expect breezy Gorge winds midweek and an air-stagnation advisory through Friday.

Patchy fog will slow Tuesday morning commutes in Seattle, with highs near 58°F. A Small Craft Advisory offshore and rain likely returning Saturday–Sunday.

Miami, FL, is experiencing a warming trend this week with temperatures rising from the upper-30s to predictions of highs in the 70s, despite a forecasted cold front bringing possible showers and winds.

Oklahoma City's weather includes sunny days, potential showers, and varied temperatures, starting with a sunny high of 56°F and a possible wind chill of 28°F.

Upcoming Atlanta weather includes showers today and Wednesday, with sunnier conditions starting Thursday and into the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.

Milwaukee experiences cold temperatures with highs in the low 20s to 30s and lows down to 8°F. A chance of snow and varying cloud cover is expected later in the week.

Detroit faces cold temperatures with a chance of snow, as the National Weather Service reports lows around 7 degrees and highs near 25, with possible snow flurries and a cold wind chill.

Sunny weather with a high of 69 degrees is expected in New Orleans today, but showers are forecasted to begin after midnight with a high chance of precipitation.

St. Louis experiences cold weather with a chance of snow and freezing rain, turning to cloudy skies and a high near 34°F. The rest of the week looks clear and sunny, with gradually warming temperatures.