Sunshine today, showers Wednesday and colder air ahead

What a beautiful day we have on the way today. Meteorologist Mike Kaplan, look for plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures, 64 degrees. That's 12 degrees above average for this time of year. Not much wind either, just really delightful here for early November. Tonight, a storm system is approaching. It'll bring an increase in cloud cover, and we'll see a low temperature of 42 degrees. Tomorrow, a high of 56 for Veterans Day, and there will be some scattered showers. There could be some in the area in the morning. I think the afternoon and evening hours is when we're going to find the majority of the rain, and I still think that the heavier totals, nobody's getting much, heavier totals will be south of the city. On Thursday... Glancing blow of some lake effect showers, which would be liquid of variety, right along the western shore of Lake Michigan, a high of 45 degrees, definitely colder. Then the chance for any snow, I think, is pretty much confined to Michiana. LaPorte, Berrien County is going into Friday, so I'll put a 20% chance there. But the majority of Chicagoland, no precipitation whatsoever. The weekend, bright sunshine. A little bit cool on Saturday, up to 50 degrees on Sunday, and then we start that next warming trend next week. Should be in the mid-50s by Monday. Thank you for the company. Have a great day.