So far, we've had it pretty good as far as fall warmth is concerned. That will come to a screeching halt with a cold blast beginning this weekend. Here's how cold it will get and who could even see some first snow of the season.

The first system will move across the Great Lakes into New England on Monday, bringing a chance for rain and wind. Many dry out on Tuesday, but the wind will still be an issue. The next clipper system will bring more wind and rain to these same areas on Wednesday. This clipper will have more cold air to work with, so rain could change over to snow across the higher elevations in New England. Watch this video for the latest.

Most people remember to change their clocks for daylight saving time, but there’s one simple home trick they often forget: adjusting the direction of their ceiling fans. Flipping your fan to spin clockwise in the winter can push trapped warm air back down, keeping your room cozier and helping you to save on heating bills.

The Pacific Northwest will stay soggy this week as back-to-back storms will push onshore, bringing wet, windy and snowy conditions.

If the end of daylight saving time has you feeling a little blue, here’s something to look forward to: This week brings the closest and brightest full moon of the year. This supermoon, also called a beaver moon, is expected to be the biggest supermoon since 2019. So watch this video to learn when you should get outside and away from lights to see the penultimate supermoon of 2025.