The NWS San Francisco has issued a Coastal Flood Advisory and cautions against potential flooding, dangerous beach conditions, and a chance of thunderstorms. A respite in wet weather is expected with cooler temperatures to follow.

Rain and potential snow are forecasted for San Diego, with up to 2 inches in the mountains and gusts up to 50 mph. Conditions are expected to dry and warm later in the week. Beach hazards are also issued.

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Los Angeles is expecting stormy weather with an 80% chance of showers and possible thunderstorms, alongside cooler temperatures and persistent rain into the evening.

Austin's weather forecast promises a mix of sun, mild temperatures, light breezes, and a slight chance of showers midweek, with highs varying from the mid-60s to mid-80s.

Portland forecast indicates a week of rain with temperatures in the low 50s and strong south winds. Rain is expected throughout the week with brief breaks.

Honolulu expects severe weather due to a kona low, with forecasts warning of thunderstorms, heavy rains, and flash flooding across Hawaii. A Flood Watch is in effect, and strong winds may impact travel and sea conditions.

The NWS Sacramento predicts rain today with 1-inch accumulation and 100% chance of precipitation, highs of 54°F, and strong south winds. Rain chances decrease tonight, with a consistent rainy forecast extending into Monday.

Phoenix is set to experience a week of mild weather with daytime temperatures in the low 70s and nighttime in the 50s, including some chances of rain midweek.

Denver experiences warm temperatures, but NWS Denver issues a critical fire weather warning due to dry, windy conditions, with snow and a cooldown expected later in the week.

The NWS in El Paso has issued a weather update: mild temperatures, partly sunny skies, and a chance of midweek showers, with clear conditions resuming by the weekend.

The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for Salt Lake City, with rain, thunderstorms, and possible snow, temperatures ranging from the low 20s to mid-50s throughout the week.

The NWS in Seattle has issued a coastal flood advisory for minor flooding in various areas, expecting increased water levels and advising precautions. Weather remains misty and cool, with a continued cloudy week ahead.