Quiet weekend before cold fronts bring rain and snow next week

Watching the Fox 10 Weather Experts with Ashley Loessa on Fox 10 News. Hey everyone, happy Saturday. We got some gorgeous live cameras happening all across the state. You can see the sun is setting and oh my goodness, take a look at these gorgeous fall colors that we're seeing out in Sedona. In fact, let's just zoom a little bit closer and show you what we got going on. It's fall y'all and it's the best time of the season to get up into the high country along Sedona who received some moisture earlier this morning. 52 degrees is where we sit right now. I'm liking the color combination too, mind you. Not too bad as we kick off this weekend. We kicked it off on a little bit of a gustier note as well towards the high country. But right now, winds are coming in from the west. And over the last hour or so, it's definitely died down in nature as our last system was a quick-moving one. Brought us winds, it brought us rain, and it brought us some snow across high elevations. Elevations and And Fox Vision right now really isn't showing much activity. A lot of that has since diminished. We still actually do have a A flood warning in place towards the Gila River. This due to dam releases. And that is set to expire all the way into next week, Tuesday. But overall, conditions are looking pretty quiet with a lot of that moisture just east of us across the valley. And it's going to be a quiet end to the weekend as we head into Sunday. But not for too long. We'll take a look at that 10-day Foxcast in just a bit. Temperatures right now as you join us here in Phoenix. 69 degrees, just about. 59 in Kingman. 50s in Page. 46 in Sholo. 62 in Safford with temperatures sitting below average and temperatures will be warming up by a couple of degrees under a ridge that's going to be drying us up and clearing us up along the way. So as we head into Sunday, that's nice and early Sunday morning, 7 a.m. Just about. We'll see some mostly clear skies and we're not really looking at much disturbances moving through with the exception of Tuesday. We're going to be keeping close tabs on those conditions. We'll start to see some increasing cloud coverage moving from west to east. As we head into Monday night, so Monday night heading into Tuesday, we'll anticipate a cold front that's going to be producing some rain activity and maybe even some snow, more of it. So that's always nice to see. We have this screen grab as we head into Tuesday. So we are watching for Tuesday and Friday with cooler air sweeping through. In combination, we got some moisture and a few passing systems even as we head into the end of next week. So we're talking rain, some storms, mountain snow, plus some Some increasing wind, and we just got a little bit of a taste of that as we started off the day. Tonight, temperatures with much cooler air pushing through. We got below average, I should say below freezing temperatures, below average. 24 degrees tonight out in Grand Canyon, 56 here in Phoenix, with tomorrow's temperatures a little bit warmer at 76 degrees here in the valley. And as we take a look at that 10-day foxcast, it looks as though because of some ridging occurring, we'll head back into the 80s for Monday. Tuesday's cold front moving through, dropping us down into the low 70s, and we're still watching into late next week for some more rain chances and readings down into the 60s. 60s? Sign me up.