The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh forecasts 3-5 inches of snow for higher terrains and gusty winds, with potential treacherous conditions and a weather system bringing more snow midweek.

Raleigh area warned of 30-40 mph winds possibly causing minor damage today, with cooler temperatures and low rain chance.

Atlanta expects a temperature drop to 42°F, wind gusts up to 30 mph tonight, and a low near 28°F. The upcoming week will see a warming trend, with sunny days and varying nighttime temperatures.

A cold front brings hazardous boating conditions, cooler temperatures, and potential record heat to Orlando, with freezing temps expected later in the week.

Charlotte's weather cools to 43°F with strong winds. Night temperatures drop to 26°F. The week ahead will see calm weather, with highs around 50-57°F and mostly clear skies.

Dense fog affected Jacksonville, lowering visibility for commuters; a weather statement warned of road and waterway navigation hazards. Conditions are expected to clear with a breezy and cooler week ahead.

Baltimore expected mixed weather with a cold front bringing wind gusts, rain, and some snow, with stronger impacts in mountainous regions. Wind advisories were in place, and more weather changes were forecast later in the week.

St. Louis forecasts a sunny, chilly day with a high of 39°F and gusty northwest winds. Evening temperatures will drop to around 28°F. The outlook is for warmer, sunny days ahead.

Boston weather shifts from rain to snow potential, with temperatures fluctuating and variable wind conditions expected throughout the week.

Tampa residents experience fog and mist with 100% humidity; sunshine expected later. The National Weather Service predicts light winds and a chance of showers, with temperatures ranging from 48 to 76 degrees.

Snowfall in Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio, led to cautious driving conditions, with the National Weather Service predicting diminishing snow intensity but cautioning about gusty winds. Weather variability is expected to persist throughout the week.

The National Weather Service predicts rain and snow showers with high winds in Washington D.C. on Sunday, with clearer skies and cooler temperatures at night. Monday to be sunny with possible wind damage, and a fluctuating week ahead weather-wise.

The NWS in Cleveland forecasts snow showers and strong winds for the region, with up to 5 inches of snow expected in snowbelt areas and potential travel disruptions.