Ma Brook joins us today and for Keith Carson, I have to say Mallory, I woke up this morning, that cool breeze was coming through the window gave me life to start the day. It felt great. Yeah, so comfortable. There's no humidity at all. You could have the windows right open. It was almost a little chilly. So I'm sure some folks that he probably tried to kick on because it was that cold as we made our way through the morning hours, we were in the forties for a lot of locations as well. I know we woke up to 48 in Norway so it felt really good. Tonight will be as cold or potentially degrees cooler because we're so clear. The wind has also calmed down as well or 69 degrees at the Jetport due point at 52. So that is feeling very comfortable. Low humidity levels, not bone dry, but much drier winds are at the east at eight MPH. So what we're expecting next couple of days to be cool and sunny all the way through about Saturday morning, Saturday during the day, you're going to notice a lot more clouds coming in a bit dreary, not as warm and we'll have some showers by the end of the day and especially Saturday night. Luckily the majority of this precipitation will come in the overnight, but we will be dealing with a little bit of some unsettled weather for the second half of Saturday that will clear out on Sunday morning, Monday. We're going to keep some clouds, but you really should stay mostly precipitation free. So we will be a bit better on Monday. So that might be the best day of the weekend or parts of Sunday as well, depending on what you might have planned. There's really nothing going on right now. Today, tomorrow, those are the stunners of days. If you happen, have a really extended long weekend for Labor Day weekend, we are expecting things to stay fairly quiet over the next couple of hours. There's really nothing going on. Cloud cover will begin to increase, not really into tomorrow, but mostly into Friday night and into Saturday. So over the next couple of hours, we see just a smattering of high level clouds. That's about it. That's all the atmosphere can put out with this dry air mass temperatures in the seventies along the coast, maybe a couple of seventies inland. But I think a lot of us are going to stay in the sixties tonight. It will get cool and crisp again, not a cloud in the sky, the wind is calm so it's a really ideal set up for some pretty good radiational cooling, which just means all the heat that was right out into the atmosphere and allows us to get down to those dew points, which for most of us are in the forties and fifties. So, a cool start to tomorrow, especially if the kids are already heading to the bus stop. You'll want the sweatshirt in the morning, basically. Don't need it by the afternoon or the seventies and sunny again. So not much change from today to tomorrow, the clouds begin to stream in late Friday night into Saturday morning and Saturday itself is we've been talking about, it's not a wash out of the day, but we'll start to introduce some showers and thunderstorms into the second half of the afternoon. Anytime after I'd say 2 to 3 o'clock, you should have that on your radar. If you do have any outdoor plans expected, it will come in pretty much as a line but then somewhat become stationary during the overnight. So the heaviest rain shower and thunderstorm activity will be during the overnight Saturday into Sunday and then start to clear out into Sunday morning. So as I mentioned Saturday during the day, not most of it's ok. And then Sunday afternoon and Monday, good too. We are looking at things staying cool tonight. Of course, forties across most of the area, even some coastal regions will see the forties. Seas will be at 2 to 3 ft water temperature of 65 and those winds are calming going through the day today. So the next couple of days today, tomorrow, just beautiful. We have showers and thunderstorms expected as we go into Saturday night and Sunday morning. The but most of this will fall during the nighttime hours by Monday mix of sun and clouds, not terrible. And then we actually cool down again, another blast of fall like air, which Brian you and I really don't mind. It's going to be a really, really fall, like, start to next week as the rest of our kiddos head back to school. We probably in the minority. At least we have each other on this one. Exactly. We are on the fall train. Thanks so much. Appreciate it.