Nashville's Christmas Day weather is overcast with a temp of 65°F, humidity at 76%, and clear visibility. Mild southwesterly winds with highs around 76° expected.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warned against drunk driving on Christmas Eve, citing 160 road deaths this year and urging safe transport methods to prevent more tragedies. The office made over 1,800 DUI arrests in the year.

Boston experiences a windy Christmas with a high near 40°F, turning frigid at night. The weekend may bring light snow with chilly temperatures continuing.

Dense fog in St. Louis reduces visibility for travelers on Christmas morning, with the National Weather Service predicting clearing skies and mild temperatures later in the day.

Jacksonville, Florida expects a sunny Christmas with a high of 77 degrees, followed by consistent mid-70s temperatures and clear conditions into the New Year.

Atlanta experiences unusually warm Christmas Day with highs near 73 degrees, followed by mild evenings. Forecast shows continued warmth and potential for showers, leading to a cooler, rainier start to the next week.

New York City faces a winter storm watch with potential snowfall of 4-8 inches disrupting post-Christmas calm from Friday afternoon through Saturday, compounded by strong winds and cold temperatures.

Dense fog affected Columbus and Cincinnati on Christmas morning as the National Weather Service issued advisories for low visibility in Ohio, with expected fog lift and a chance of light rain and freezing temps.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect in parts of Indiana until 11 AM EST, with visibility at a quarter mile or less. Conditions may cause hazardous driving.

Raleigh had an overcast Christmas morning with a chance of light rain and high temperatures near 73 degrees, followed by a mixed weather week with highs ranging from the 40s to 70s.

Charlotte, N.C. experiences mild and mostly sunny Christmas weather with highs near 74°F. Evening may bring clouds with cooler temps around 50. The coming week hints at clouds, a slight chance of rain, and fluctuating temperatures.

Tampa residents experienced a warm and calm Christmas morning, with the National Weather Service forecasting sunny conditions and highs in the upper 70s throughout the holiday week.

Flooding near Meta in Menlo Park prompted shelter in place orders, as streets were submerged and residents were advised to stay indoors. The cause was a backed-up drainage system.