Dense fog will reduce visibility across the Sacramento Valley Saturday morning. Expect slow commutes and allow extra travel time.

Sunny and unusually warm today; patchy fog and higher surf may complicate Monday morning commutes and beaches.

High surf and elevated tides could bring minor coastal flooding through Monday. Scattered showers and breezy conditions may make beaches and roads hazardous.

Clear skies and highs near 71°F today; dry and mild through midweek with possible gusty Colorado River winds.

New York City's cold snap has caused 13 deaths, pressuring Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration to focus on homeless outreach and involuntary shelters during extreme weather.

High tides could push minor flooding into low-lying bayshore areas; dangerous sneaker waves and strong rip currents are expected through Monday morning.

A Cold Weather Advisory keeps Nashville below freezing through Monday with dangerous wind chills; warming and rain chances return Tuesday. Check warming locations if you lose heat.

State officials want to pay farmers to lease water back to the Great Salt Lake and have asked lawmakers for about $5 million to pilot the idea.

Snow showers and gusty north winds hit Knoxville Saturday; 1–3 inches possible with hazardous wind chills.

Pockets of freezing fog may reduce visibility Saturday morning before clearing to mostly sunny skies and a high near 53°F.

Subzero wind chills and icy roads are possible through Sunday. Warming centers are available and drivers should use caution.

Patchy freezing fog will slow early commutes in parts of Denver, then clear by mid‑morning for a sunny, mild afternoon with breezy winds.

Clear but bitter cold Saturday with highs near 20°F and wind chills near −10°F. Slight chance of light snow Sunday north of I‑70; shelter info and tips inside.