A magnitude-4.1 quake rattled Mauna Loa’s southeastern flank late Monday; Hawaii EMA says no tsunami is expected and no damage has been reported.

The NWS issued a Beach Hazards Statement due to strong rip currents and waves up to 19 feet along the Pacific coast from Wednesday evening to Friday morning.

San Diegans are experiencing warmer temperatures, with highs 5 to 15 degrees above average. The warming will continue into the weekend, especially in the valleys, with forecasts predicting a cooling trend by Sunday.

Single-digit temperatures and gusty winds will make Tuesday feel far colder; brief flurries could leave slick spots on bridges and untreated roads.

An 86-year-old in DeSoto Parish and at least one pet were found dead during the winter storm; state officials suspect generator-related carbon monoxide.

El Paso's weather forecast predicts partly to mostly sunny skies with climbing temperatures, reaching a high near 60 degrees by Monday, and stable evening conditions with lows around 30s.

Salt Lake City experiences clear, chilly morning at 25°F, with calm winds. Sunny day ahead with high of 48°F and a drop to 30°F in the evening. Mild, steady weather expected through the week with a slight warming trend over the weekend.

Denver weather transitions from cloudy to sunny with highs of 49°F and potential gusts up to 15 mph. Evening temps drop to 23°F. Warnings of hazardous weather with strong winds in other Colorado parts.

Portland's weather forecast indicates a week of persistent rain showers with temperatures ranging from 34°F to 58°F, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Detroit is experiencing a week of cold weather, with snow showers and highs near 19 degrees and lows dipping to 2 degrees with wind chill making it feel much colder.

Houston recovers from a storm with schools closed and people out despite the cold, including a fan collecting Rockets bobbleheads, while traffic flows smoothly and local life thrives. Weather forecasts predict a calm week ahead.

Middle Tennessee faces severe cold with wind chills below zero, prompting an Extreme Cold Warning from the NWS, advising residents to dress warmly and limit outdoor exposure.

The National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory for Oklahoma and North Texas, warning of dangerously low wind chills and hypothermia risk.