The forecast for Charlotte shows sunny days and clear nights, with temperatures fluctuating throughout the week and a chance of rain on Thursday night.

The National Weather Service forecast a significant temperature drop and strong winds in central North Carolina with severe conditions expected Sunday night into Monday.

Williamson County officials prepare for winter, urging public readiness with 400 tons of sand and on-call staff for road safety, and emphasizing community planning and coordination for severe weather conditions.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for Los Angeles until 10 AM PST due to visibility below a quarter mile; conditions will improve later with sunny skies and highs around 80 degrees.

Austin weather transitions from fog to mostly cloudy, then sunny; with temperatures rising to the mid-70s, and winds remaining light but increasing at night.

Chicago is preparing for a cold snap with subzero temperatures forecasted, including a potential for snow and extreme wind chills, with a gradual warm-up expected later in the week.

Bay Area beachgoers are warned of dangerous waves and rip currents, while dense fog affects visibility in some valleys, causing varied temperatures across the region.

NWS San Diego predicts high temperatures in Southern California to remain above normal, with a slight cooling trend expected. Dense coastal fog advisory in effect, with visibility dropping below a quarter mile in some areas.

Hawaii experiences calm weather today, but a significant front is forecasted to increase showers and thunderstorms over the weekend, affecting western parts of the state.

The NWS Las Vegas forecasts ongoing warm, dry weather with above-normal temperatures and minimal weather events, despite some short-term increased cloud cover.

A NWS forecast predicts persisting fog and mostly cloudy conditions for Sacramento over the weekend, with chilly temperatures and chances of showers next week.

Clear, moderate weather is forecasted for Salt Lake City, with sunny days and highs in the mid-50s, turning partly cloudy with potential rain midweek.

Houston experienced dense fog in the morning, with varied weather and temperatures ahead, including the possibility of showers and a cold front dropping temperatures significantly by Sunday night.