Hi, this is Bidirologist Steve Pellethiri, and I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today. It looks like our weather is going to be improving on the Eastern Seaboard. We had a frontal system move through during the overnight from Tuesday into Wednesday. Very little moisture associated with it, only about maybe a tenth of an inch here and there, and we really need the rainfall. Some of the latest models that we're looking at towards the end of this month, uh around uh the 31st or the beginning of November, there's going to be a series of some major storms. This is uh practically two or three models of uh most of them are indicating that go out that far that uh something might be happening at the end of next week, at least a longer duration rainfall. But uh until then, we've got some dry weather coming up for the east over the next several days. Showers move east. We get into sunshine today, or highs will range into the middle sixties. That's from DC up to the Boston area for tonight, mostly clear. Overnight low temperatures down to 45 to 50 City, about 35 to 40 in the western spots in the suburbs and in the northeast portion of Pennsylvania and northwestern New Jersey. So uh during the daytime tomorrow, plenty of sunshine, highs will reach 62. Your nighttime temperature is going to be about the same over the next several days. So nighttime lows 30s, cooler spots 40s to near 50 elsewhere. Sunny weather Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday of next week. Uh looking at temperatures daytime near 60, which is pretty close to normal. Nighttime lows in the 30s and 40s, as mentioned. So some very dry weather for the next several days. Now, if you're flying today, aviation-wise, we talk about the uh airline hubs. Uh the major ones being, of course, Atlanta, the busiest airport in the world. Uh Charlotte, uh, New York, LaGuardia, JFK uh for JetBlue, and of course, uh for Newark United, and out in Cleveland, Chicago for United, down in Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, and also in Los Angeles, San Francisco. Uh, all those places are important places where we fly into to get to further destinations, like for the West Coast or Hawaii, going into LA or San Francisco, and down into Central America, over the islands, down into Miami. So it's uh important to know what the weather's going to be so that you can make those connecting flights. And we have fair weather coming out of New York, fair weather in Atlanta, Charlotte, then Houston, Dallas, uh, Chicago looks like some rainy weather, but nothing that's going to really hold up the flights there weather wise. We've got some other problems that are holding up flights around the nation today. Uh, Minneapolis, St. Paul also looking drier, the northern and central Great Lakes under some chilly rainy weather there. Uh, West Coast showing dry conditions in LA, San Francisco, but rain now moving back into Portland and Seattle today. I'm Eddy Roger, Steve Pelletier, and I am the weatherman. Hope I have a great day today. Talk to you first thing on Thursday. See you then.