A sunny forecast & mid-November warmup in Connecticut

It's going to be cold out there. Meteorologist John Cuban joining us now. John, we need two coats outside. Yeah, extra layers, especially if maybe you're heading out to MetLife, Jets are playing, Bills are in town, maybe the Jets will get a win, but nonetheless, it's going to be a cold start out there. That breeze will continue to kick around. Temperatures will strive for 50 for kickoff with lots of sunshine, but what we're going to notice over the next couple of days, we're gradually going to rebound back to some more mild weather. Temperatures will be back into the 60s by your midweek, maybe even Tuesday, some of us can sneak into the 60s. As we're going to continue to stay dry with lots of sunshine. Why? Well, we're going to have a big high in control, keeping us nice and dry and quiet. That's what we're going to see out the door for you tomorrow morning. Again, it's just going to be a cold one. I mean, writing, you guys could see 28. Same for Middleton as you continue to trek west, work your way into Orange County. Here's a look at your tomorrow afternoon as we're working our way through brunch. Numbers make their way into the upper 40s. Some of us try to get to 50. With clouds in the sky, but nonetheless, as long as you're bundled up, you should be pretty A-OK. It's chilly for your Sunday night. Another cold one out the door for your Monday morning. Sort of a rinse and repeat. We're going to see the same thing for your Tuesday as temperatures just gradually climb. We're back into the 60s by your Wednesday latest. But as we continue to push forward, we're going to try to get closer to 70 as we see a nice, mild stretch. Heading into the tail end of the week for both your Thursday and your Friday alike. And what you're noticing looking at your 10-day forecast, yeah, we're staying dry. Again, no rain icons for the foreseeable future. So we've got some pretty great weather up ahead. It's just going to be a little bit chilly to start for the next couple of days. But temperatures do moderate as we continue to make our way through the week.