As a dry cold front moves through the region tonight, cooler air will arrive and leave us with below average temperatures for Saturday. Afternoon readings will reach near 50 degrees after starting in the 30s in the morning. Winds will still be a bit gusty in the afternoon and if you have field games you’re watching or playing in, just be aware of the cooler temperatures.

Sunday starts with plenty of sunshine, but clouds will be increasing as the weather system approaches from the west. Clouds will likely fill the sky by the end of the day.

By Monday morning, there will be several hours of shower activity, leaving anywhere from a tenth to a quarter of an inch of precipitation. This is a relatively small amount, but every little bit will help.

This weather system is moving fast enough that if there are showers when you wake up on Monday, Veterans Day morning. I think the sun will return in the afternoon with temps in the mid 60’s. It gets cooler after that with temps in the 50’s for much of next week.

Southern New England: Look for plenty of sun with a brisk breeze in the afternoon and temperatures in the low to mid 60s. Saturday is cold and dry with highs in the low 50s.

Western Table: A dry cold front will move through the area this afternoon and evening. Before that, temperatures will reach near 60 with plenty of sunshine. Saturday will be in the low 40s with sunnier weather.

Cape and Islands: Fire danger remains high with no chance of rain for most of the weekend. Temperatures today will be near 60 and Saturday in the 50s, but both days will see plenty of sunshine.

Northern New England: The day will be breezy, with temperatures nearing 60. Friday night returns to the 30s with highs only in the upper 40s for a sunny Saturday.