Hi, this is Biddy Roger, Steve Pelletier, and I am the Weatherman. Thanks for checking in to the WeathermanPont.com. On your Friday, it's the 14th day of the month of November. Quickly approaching midmonth, then we've got uh generally fair skies and pretty typical November conditions around the eastern seaboard. A little bit cold, wet, and some snowy across New York State and much of central and northern New England, especially last few days. And then uh drier conditions and possibly just near normal uh as we head in through this weekend. We do have a strong frontal system working its way towards us on Saturday evening. It'll be arriving from west to east. Could bring up some showers at that point, and then we get into a clearing trend. So temperatures on Sunday will start out warm, but then we've got colder weather moving back in from the Great Lakes, and we'll be back to temperatures in the 40s and near 50 on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of next week. In the meantime for today, look for sunshine, then some afternoon clouds, high temperatures for the day near 50, northwest winds at 5 to 15. They'll be gusting up to 30 across the Northeast corridor today. That includes D.C. to New York to the Boston area. A little bit warmer to the south, a little bit colder to the north, a little extra cloud cover further north in this type of situation. Some clouds at night Friday with nighttime low temperatures down at 30 to about 37 in Philly in the city. And daytime on Saturday, look for some early sunshine giving way to an increase in clouds. 50 to 55. Rainy weather likely for Saturday night. Temperatures back into the 40s, about 40 north and west, to about 45 to 50 along the coast in DC and down to Richmond. So generally looking at that rainy condition moving through very rapidly with the cold front, and maybe some leftover showers early Sunday. That gives way to a clearing trend. So Sunday afternoon will be sunny, and early high temperatures should range in the 60s. So it's gonna be warm, about uh 60, 65 degrees. Well, then turning sharply cooler both Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of next week, and probably even Thursday. We're looking at fair skies next week with daytime highs each day in the upper 40s and lower 50s, nighttime lows of the low to mid-30s, near 40 along the coast in the city. If you are traveling today by air, the weather situation across the nation shows west coast storms, east coast dry conditions, except for central and northern New York State, central and northern Vermont, New Hampshire, and even up into Maine, where those northwest winds continue to give some lake effect. Uh snow and rain showers now as the atmosphere is a little bit warming. But it is dry at New York. The winds were lighter, so at least weatherwise delays will probably be at a minimum. Any other delays would probably be because of the shutdown and slowly rolling back into normal. Boston also looking at slight delays. DC, Dulles, all the way down to Richmond, no problems weather wise there. We've got some great weather down in Atlanta and Jacksonville, and also down in Miami and in Fort Myers. Dry weather in New Orleans. Also the uh Dallas and Houston area looking very dry. Well, warp front going through Chicago and Minneapolis, St. Paul, so the weather will be good there. West Coast, though, rainy weather in San Diego. In San Diego, even some showers are possible. Rain in LA, rain in San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle. So there could be some delays because of the weather on the West Coast today and tonight. I've been your monster, Steve Philatier with ION Weather. Hope you have a great day today. Talk to your first thing tomorrow. See you then.