Mild and dry Halloween expected for Saturday

Welcome back. It is 541, excuse me, on this Friday morning, making it through the week. And what a week it's been. 70 is the last couple of days. We turn it down today. We keep the cooler feel for the for the weekend. But that cool feels still going to be fine. Highs about 60 today. Tomorrow, we get some good sun to counter the cool this weekend. Daylight saving time. Clocks go back. We get the extra hour of sleep that Saturday into Sunday. And next week, our first week of November, which can be, you know, cold, can be bitter cold. The 60s went out. Now it looks like the end of the week, you know, a little pattern shift does settle in and next week won't be as warm, but still. It's going to be pretty mild. Here at SkyTracker, no wet weather. Had it yesterday, that's gone. Off to the east, we look to the west and we'll find an area of wet weather, some heavy rain, some flooding back to the west of Kansas City. That drifting in our direction does nothing for us today, though. Ton of sunshine. We jump into Saturday and that rain tries to move closer. But as it does so, it also weakens, it also fades. So here's midday Saturday, still dry. And I think that all fades away before it gets here. Sunday, dry. Next week, yeah, we will see some rain. Monday, it's an off chance. I would say Tuesday, election day. At this point, we're going to have this system back to the west. Low pressure pushes a warm front off. Up north, there's the rain with it. So something spotty early is possible, but it looks like most of the day winds up dry. That rain, again, it's lurking. It's close to us. The Saginaw Bay back to the west, but here in southeast Michigan, as it stands, I'd say more of the day dry than not with that rain returning on Wednesday. 60 is your high temp today. We'll take you down to 44 overnight, lay out the next seven well into the 60s for much of next week.