A cold front caused snow showers and a temperature drop in the Ohio Valley, with gusty winds expected to decrease later, and a warm-up forecasted for the weekend.

Cleveland faces a weather rollercoaster with a cold front bringing high winds, single-digit chills, and lake effect snow, followed by a brief Saturday warm-up and a dry cold front Saturday night.

Oakland approved a Lind Marine contract, backed by NOAA funding, to remove dozens of sunken boats and fund shoreline cleanups through 2027.

NY Governor Hochul announces $12.6 million in grants for environmental education in pollution-burdened communities.

The Days Cove Landfill in Maryland is set to close by 2033, ceasing operations and becoming a park post-closure. The controversial proposal to increase leachate discharge has been withdrawn.

Los Angeles residents face an Air Quality Alert amid sunny weather, as the South Coast Air Quality Management District imposes a wood-burning ban due to unhealthy air.

The Bay Area is preparing for several storms that may impact holiday travel. The NWS has issued alerts, including a Dense Fog Advisory, and advises precautions for reduced visibility and preparation for a week of rains starting December 21.

San Diego County experiences a temporary heatwave with temperatures potentially breaking records before cooling off over the weekend and bringing rain the following week.

Honolulu faces ongoing wild weather with showers and potential thunderstorms, particularly around Kauai and Oahu, with flood watches in effect and the chance of flash flooding.

Las Vegas is forecasted to have mild weather through Friday, with high temperatures 10-15 degrees above normal. Chance of light precipitation in some areas over the weekend with a white Christmas possible above 7,000 feet.

Dense morning fog in Sacramento is expected to clear, making way for cloudy skies and slight rain chances, with a wet weather pattern persisting through the week.

Phoenix's weather forecast predicts clear skies, calm winds, and a gentle rise in temperatures towards the weekend, with conditions perfect for outdoor activities.

Portland faces multiple weather alerts, including a wind advisory with gusts up to 45 mph and flood warnings for rivers, with potential for downed limbs, power outages, and flooding.