All right, this is Meteor Roger Steve Pelletier and I'm the Weatherman. Thanks for checking into the WeathermanPod.com on your Tuesday, ninth day, the month of December, 2025, and we're looking at generally fair conditions across the mid-Atlantic and Northeast, across uh from the Virginia south through the Carolinas. There has been moisture the last several days, a lot of clouds and occasional rain and showers. I even showed up as some snow across the western Shenandoah and the higher spots of West Virginia. But it looks like as the day wears on today, generally an increase in thickening of cloud cover. Another system will be moving in from the west. That's going to give the possibility of some mixed precipitation across the Polk Rose and northeastern Pennsylvania, central and western New York, actually, even up through the northern Hudson Valley of New York and into southern New England. There could be a little bit of snow, sleet, and rain, or even freezing rain during the early going on Wednesday. But it looks like by Wednesday night, most temperatures will be at or above the freezing marks. It'll be a wet rain. Then it looks like fair and cold conditions of dry pattern will continue Thursday, probably right through this upcoming weekend. Daytime highs will generally rain in the upper 30s, low to mid-40s. And again, this is for the mid-Atlantic and the Northeast. And then for Friday, mostly sunny, only about the upper 30s, lower 40s. Saturday, sunshine 37, again cold on Sunday and Monday of next week, generally between 30 and 35 each day. Now, if you're traveling today by air, still some instability across northwestern Pennsylvania, western New York State, that extends from uh just around from Cleveland up to Erie, Pennsylvania, then up into the Buffalo area, and even up towards Rochester and Canandagua. But it does look like uh high pressure will be the main feature from Boston to New York, all the way down to Atlanta. So if you're flying out of the New York area, uh the winds will be light, the weather will be good. So looking at uh probably no weather delays whatsoever in the New York area airports, similar situation for Boston, Philadelphia, and down to Washington, D.C. as well. Atlanta's looking dry, dry weather also in Charlotte. South Florida, maybe some scattered showers, but nothing much that'll delay flights. Looking at good weather in Houston and Dallas Fort Worth, Chicago is dry. Some icy conditions across Minnesota. Minneapolis, St. Paul could have uh freezing rain, sleet, snow, a little bit of everything. That's moving towards the east, might be in our vicinity on Wednesday, but it's going to be across Minnesota and sections of Wisconsin and western Great Lakes, daytime and this evening, and then eventually arriving in the eastern seaboard. It does look like dry weather in Los Angeles and Phoenix, Arizona. Colorado also looking generally fair. There could be some uh light rain or showers in the northern sections of Colorado, but it does look like wet weather for Portland and Seattle, and that extends in through Idaho, western Montana, where there will be snow in the mountains and rain in the valleys. That low pressure system will continue to drack towards the east-northeast over the next several days. I've been you're on just heat pillaturier, and I'm the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today. The weather looks pretty good for flying, and also around the mid Atlantic and northeast, good here, but we could have some icy conditions or mixed precipitation in some spots, especially over the interior during the daytime on Wednesday, but then dry from Thursday through this upcoming weekend.