Clear morning and a quick warm‑up to near 82°F. Gusty south winds and a small chance of late‑day storms, with heavier showers and a stronger late‑week threat.

Warm, gusty trades today with isolated showers. NWS warns of minor coastal flooding at early‑morning high tides through Wednesday.

Spotty freezing rain may coat decks and bridges in D.C. this morning. Rain continues with highs near 45°F and a fast warm-up midweek.

Morning fog gives way to sun and highs near 65°F; coastal gale watches and marine advisories arrive midweek.

Morning fog clears to sun with highs near 73°F. A strong Santa Ana wind event is likely Friday–Saturday; secure outdoor items and expect travel impacts.

Morning fog clears to sunshine and a high near 69°F; pre‑dawn low clouds may make March 3 eclipse viewing spotty in parts of the valley.

Patchy fog and scattered storms will complicate the St. Louis commute Tuesday; heavy rain is possible tonight. Expect warming into the 70s by Friday.

Low clouds Tuesday give way to sun with highs near 64°F. Strong NW gusts and marine Gale Watches are expected midweek.

Cloudy Tuesday morning gives way to sunshine and highs near 70°F, with gusty mountain and desert winds expected Wednesday night into Thursday. Boaters should watch for rough seas.

Cloudy, cool start in Atlanta with highs near 64 today. Midweek will warm into the 70s–80s before rain returns this weekend.

Cloudy and near-freezing this morning with patchy drizzle and slick spots possible. Rain returns midweek and heavy downpours are likely Friday.

Clear and warm in Las Vegas Tuesday; gusty north winds will whip Lake Mohave into choppy conditions. A Lake Wind Advisory is in effect 7 a.m.–3 p.m. PST.

Wintry mix may make the Tuesday morning commute slick. Rain should take over by midday.