Warmer than average fall continues

5.52, welcome back. 63 Metro, 59 Pontiac, 57 in Howell. So temps are down a little bit, slightly cooler. The day is going to be much cooler overall. We had 87 degrees yesterday, mid-60s today, and here we are in the middle of October. So we hit a record yesterday. Then, of course, the question is, like, are we done with the warmth for good? Well, I would say the 80s, it's a pretty good bet. But how about, like, a 70, 70-degree day? This is after October 15th, the last 10 years. I mean, it's more often than not that we see at least one 70. And we could, you know, we have in the past seen 5 to 7. You know, 8 of the last 10 Octobers, we've had at least 1. And next week, above average weather looks like a good bet. I wouldn't be shocked if next week we wound up with a 70. Maybe a couple, we'll see. 60s are a good bet. Of course, in the short term, we're cooling down. High temps today, yeah, 60s. There's the colder air. I'd say Saturday is going to be the coldest. As the late-week system charges in, whips the wind up and draws in some colder air. For now, we have a little bit of wet weather, mainly south. Some rain, some snow back in the Rockies. Winter weather advisories have expanded west of Denver. And then some flooding issues. Wichita to Oklahoma City. This stays to the west of Dallas back home. There's a little bit of rain. We'll shut that down, I'd say, over the course of the morning, mainly south. That fall feel is back, though. And then rain returns, too. I'd say late Thursday into the night, continues into Friday. Boy, it's going to be windy, too, and colder come Saturday. Let's check the roads. Here's Heather.