Freeze warning, frost advisories issues as temps plummet this weekend

Yesterday was crazy. Let's just call a spade a spade. For those of you guys who were streaming along with us, you saw all the warnings, all the watches come in. We have sent notifications straight to your phone from our meteorologists. Make sure you guys were staying up to date and staying safe. And today is a completely new day. Still, we're looking ahead to all the damage that's been left behind. Kathy Orr, meteorologist, is back on here with us. Kathy, what are you seeing out there for the rest of the day and the rest of the week? The rest of the day is just turning drier, breezy, and cold, Judea. Did you bring the winter coat today? I did. That's the big question. You did. Good girl. So did I. Yeah, I have the puffy coat. I'm actually going to see family in upstate New York, so I may even see snow. So I'm prepared for that. Take a look at our beautiful Independence Mall. It's still pretty green out there, but it is cloudy. And those clouds are going to be with us throughout the day. Forty-three degrees. And listen, what you see is what you get. We're not going to budge that much from these temperatures today. There is just no warming out there in the atmosphere. Look, the atmosphere is exhausted from yesterday. It really can't do much today. 43 in the city, 41 in Exton, 32 degrees in the Poconos and Allentown at 39. The rain is moving out. The cold is dropping down from the north. On and off showers, occasional wind gusts to 20, even 30 miles an hour today. And later tonight, lows in the 30s. And this just in, a freeze warning for many of our counties highlighted in purple, a frost advisory for. For Philadelphia, for temperatures getting down close to freezing, it would be the end of the growing season. We're going to come close in many areas. Philadelphia will get down into the 30s. But nevertheless, this could be it, gang, and we're going to have more cold coming during the week. Tomorrow, temperatures rising into the 40s with a little less wind, but wind chills in the morning. If you're doing the Rocky Run, it's only going to feel like it's in the 20s. I mean, winter coat. required if you're going to be a spectator. It will feel like 21 in the Poconos, 22 in Reading, 26 in Wilmington, and it will feel like 28 in Trenton and in Philadelphia. That is winter-like until we get into the deep cold. Sunday, we start in the 30s for temperatures. We end in the 40s with clouds, and it does get better. We get into the 50s by Sunday, and then Monday. 53, Tuesday 56. But look at these morning lows. They're even colder. 62 the high Wednesday, 66 Thursday, the best day of the week, the morning low 37. So a huge rise in temperature. And you can see a string of 60s. One, two, three, four, five, five days in the 60s, six days. Not so bad. And of course the birds, none on Monday will be on Sunday. Temperatures in the mid 60s and that will be good for football. You know, if it's cold, it's good for football. We're pretty versatile here. And at this point, we'll take what we can get from the birds as well. But nevertheless, the forecast is going to get mild again. Another wardrobe change as we get toward Monday, the 23rd of November. At the end of that 10-day trend, Judea, Thanksgiving's only like three days away. This is so crazy. I love when you look so far ahead like this because it's very helpful. It lets me know, you know, planning my outfits now. I could pop out in a little bit of cute couture for Thanksgiving. Oh, yeah. Unless things change drastically in those next three days. For sure. All right. Thanks for giving us another look. Kathy, we'll check back in with you a little later on.