Hi, this is Bidi Roger, Steve Pelletier, and I'm the Weatherman. Thanks for checking into the WeathermanPont.com on your Saturday. It's the 27th day of the month of December, 2025. And that storm that moved in on Friday night in early portion of this day, now moving off the eastern seaboard, living in its wake, anyways, as little as a couple of inches to as much as eight inches of snowfall in the New York City area. A little bit heavier period of some sleet and freezing rain that worked its way in because of uh the atmospheric dynamics. Uh caused a lower amount of snowfall there, but still several inches, are likely in and around the New York metropolitan area. But it's all ending as we get towards daybreak, and then a clearing trend takes hold through the afternoon hours of temperatures. Get back into at least the middle to upper 30s by later in the day. Now we are looking at generally fair skies, but a lot of clouds for Saturday night, early Sunday. Sunday afternoon and evening warms up all the way to near 40, and that brings in the possibility of some rain. And that rain will probably be with us with mild conditions before a sharp cold front on Monday. Arctic front will be moving through the afternoon hours on Monday, causing temperatures to be colder than normal at least through Tuesday, Wednesday, and the first day of the new year, Thursday of next week, although warming up towards the end of next week as well. In the meantime, though, looks like the storm now moving off to the east. We're going to get into some improving weather situations and uh some uh fairly warmer conditions by later Sunday and early Monday, and a return to some very cold conditions midweek. Now, if you're traveling by air today, storm moving off the eastern seaboard, causing fair skies. Norwell, LaGuardia, JFK, Boston down to Philly, also Baltimore and Washington. No problems weather-wise. There's high pressure starts to move across the region. Dry in Charlotte and Atlanta. So, as a matter of fact, the weather across uh the eastern two-thirds of the nation is looking pretty good. South Florida, just some late-day thunderstorms, but no problems getting in and out of there. In the Houston, Dallas, Chicago, Minneapolis area, all looking pretty good. Looks like the weather's across four corners and across the mountains of Idaho and western Montana, western Wyoming, as the west coast is starting to dry out just a bit. Still a lot of clouds, maybe a shower in San Diego to LA, but improving weather, and still the possibility of some showers in Portland, a clearing trend for Seattle Tacoma. I'm Edge Heat Fellow Terry, and I am the Weatherman. Hope you have a great day today. Talk to you first thing on Sunday. See you then.