Salt Lake City forecast includes cloudy skies, mild temperatures, and an 80% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms for Christmas Eve night, with similar weather continuing into Christmas Day.

Seattle faces a wet and windy Christmas week with advisories for minor coastal flooding and high winds causing potential power outages and travel disruptions.

Minneapolis will see mid-30s temperatures and mostly cloudy skies over Christmas, with a chance of snow and a temperature drop Saturday night. Hazardous winds and freezing drizzle may affect the weekend.

Houston's Christmas Eve forecast predicts a warm and foggy day with a high of 78 degrees, persisting warm conditions through the week, and a potential cool shift around New Year's.

Pittsburgh's Christmas weather will be mild with morning showers, but a Winter Storm Watch is in effect for areas north of US-422 due to potential icy conditions. The forecast includes rain and snow mixing but with light accumulations expected.

Christmas Eve in Chicago is drizzly with gray skies and mild temperatures around 44 degrees, diverging from snowy expectations. The weather is forecasted to remain cloudy and dry with a slight chance of light snow on New Year's Eve.

Miami experiences a mild morning with temperatures expected to reach near 80 degrees by afternoon. The festive weekend forecast anticipates sunny weather with minimal rain chances, maintaining pleasant conditions through early next week.

The NWS warns of mild temperatures and overcast skies in Nashville during Christmas, without snow, and a chance of showers and a temperature drop post-holiday.

Orlando's holiday weather is expected to be mild and dry with high pressure. Christmas Day is forecast to be pleasant with mid-70s highs and light winds. However, a cold front will bring much cooler air early next week.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for Baltimore, with a high today, a warmer front on Thursday, and a strong cold front on Sunday, which could impact holiday travel.

San Antonio's forecast includes foggy mornings, warm days with highs near 79°F, and mild nights around 65°F during the holiday week, followed by a colder start to next week with highs in the 50s.

Wet holiday weather is expected in Cincinnati and Columbus, with lingering showers into Christmas and a colder week ahead. Fog may cause visibility problems, with the potential for a Dense Fog Advisory.

New Yorkers expect chilly and volatile weather, including snow and rain, as NWS issues a hazardous weather outlook for the city and surrounding regions.