Freezing fog in Salt Lake City reduced visibility, with 25-degree temperatures and calm winds. The NWS expects conditions to improve with higher temperatures and clearer skies later in the week.

Minneapolis is forecasted to experience frigid temperatures with highs around 9°F, wind chills as low as -12°F, and light winds offering little relief.

Dallas is expecting changing weather, with fluctuating temperatures, increasing winds, and shifting wind chills. Conditions include clouds, sunny days, and potential showers in the forecast.

Denver's weather forecast predicts sunny days ahead with a warming trend, despite a chilly morning at 31°F. Light winds and highs around 47-60°F are expected through the weekend. Rain and snow may arrive by Tuesday.

Chicago faces cold weather with temperatures around 16 degrees, wind chills as low as -10, and lake-effect snow leading to potential travel disruptions.

Seattle is forecasted to experience several rainy days, with temperatures in the low to mid-50s and a consistent chance of precipitation throughout the weekend.

Portland's forecast predicts a dreary day with a 70% chance of rain, high humidity, and typical overcast weather, followed by a week of intermittent rain and cloudy skies, easing slightly by next Tuesday.

The National Weather Service predicts a temperature drop in San Antonio with sunny skies, leading to a cooler weekend with lows hitting 21 degrees and a gradual warm-up next week.

Phoenix weather: Clear skies with daytime highs near 75 degrees and nighttime lows around 46 degrees expected.

Nashville is expecting chilly, cloudy weather, including a chance of snow showers and low temperatures dipping into the teens, with wind chills potentially falling below zero.

The National Weather Service in Memphis warns of hazardous travel due to persistent cold, power outages, and potential black ice in the Mid-South, advising against non-essential travel and safety precautions during outages.

Houston's morning fog cleared to give way to an approaching arctic cold front, signaling a cooler weekend ahead with no immediate freezing precautions needed.

Detroit expects a cold week with scattered flurries, wind chills as low as -10°F, and varying cloud cover. The National Weather Service predicts highs near 15-28°F with chances of snow.