Friday Afternoon, Weekend Weather Forecast

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Now to the weather, rainstorms will be tracking across parts of the east coast over the next couple of days. Plus parts of the Midwest could see snow on Sunday. Here's your full forecast. Hello, everyone. Have a fantastic Friday. As we're taking a look at your cheddar weather across the nation. I'm meteorologist, Hilda Estevez Zooming right in and across the Great Lakes. We're noticing some showers with a cold front that eventually will be making its way across New England and the Mid Atlantic. Of course, we're still also monitoring the coastal storm and system that is pivoting away from the Sunshine state and giving a little bit more wet weather across Georgia and the Carolinas. For both today and tomorrow, San Francisco, we see a system of low pressure swirling about and could be another potential wet weather system come Saturday. So tomorrow, we are expecting a little bit more widespread wet weather across California heading towards Seattle as well as we progress throughout the weekend, the weekend, even though it's the busiest season of a holiday ahead of Thanksgiving, we're noticing that across the Sierras. Also, the Rockies, you may be seeing some snow in places like Salt Lake City, Denver down to Albuquerque. Then we pivot to Monday where a lot of that energy gets placed back off to the East Philadelphia, New York, Saint Louis, as well as Tuesday down to New Orleans could be expecting some wet weather. Then as far as temperatures go, we're slowly starting to get a bit into more seasonable, um, stepping if you will with 80 staying consistent across the southern corridor and Monday, seasonal temperatures return across Fargo into the fifties, forties across New York City, Philadelphia stretching down to Boston as well. Tonight, we'll be settling down into the fifties. The cold front, definitely significant and much colder across the way and into the twenties that will slowly start to descend and be more impactful for your Saturday morning temperatures.