Temperatures in the mid to upper 30s in the suburbs to about 40 downtown in bayside. Planning out your day today. What a winter we have. Full sunshine start to finish. A few clouds around by later this afternoon. Temperatures today will be up into the low to mid60s. Beautiful weather tofrmd of course, tomorrow already thinking about big friday shopping plans. Starting off, temperatures tomorrow morning will be in the mid to upper 40s by 6 00 a. M. Nice and mild for sure. Tomorrows afternoon temperatures, how about mid to upper 60s tomorrow if youre traveling down to places like richmond. It might be near 70 degrees. Good weather for there. Coming up in a couple more minutes, well talk about the return of rain chances which unfortunately are coming back just in time for the second half of the weekend and just ten minutes from now, amelia segal with the frachorecast. Well see you in a few more minutes. Reporter molette green at the live desk. Protesters pulled lights off a Christmas Tree
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