we do have a frost advisory 1 28 outside that area. Not inside with 1 28 clear and chilly, with patchy frost close to freezing in places like Orange Mass. And as I mentioned, Boston the forties and low fifties or so down on the Kate. All right. Those here forecasted low temperatures for tonight. All right, now, here we go. Alright. I mentioned that Frost advisers until 8 a.m. Tomorrow. So when I want to show you the storm, of course that we're talking about, Teddy, this looks like it's gonna make a direct hit on eastern Nova Scotia. It will be kind of transforming from a tropical to a non tropical system, but still a very large and strong storms. So they will have powerful winds and storm surge there. But even though it passes about 350 miles east of us, because of that circulation being so large, we do pick up huge waves. Now, of course, we're not going to get what's closer to the center of the storm. 47 ft waves. That's amazing. But notice there's still very impressive waves just south and east of the Cape. Up to 20 ft. So with the big waves getting closer to the shoreline, obviously a very rough surf tomorrow could be some beach erosion and some pockets of minor coastal flooding. Things will gradually ease overnight tomorrow night and be somewhat better on Wednesday. So the high surf advisory is for the entire coastline until 6 a.m. And then we have the coastal flood advisory. This is around two hours before two hours after tomorrow's high tide, which is around four o'clock. So minor coastal flooding is possible. North facing areas like the north side of the Cape facing Massachusetts Bay as well as the north side of Nantucket would be most vulnerable. Place like sandwich usually get some flooding in a situation like this. Also, the strong winds the strongest will be on the cape a little bit closer to the storm center. So that's where there could be some gust to 50 like around Nantucket. Here's a projection of the winds starting to pick up Ah, few hours after sunrise tomorrow and again, getting strongest on the cape. That's where you see the gusts could be 40 to 50 miles an hour, the strongest likely to be on Nantucket itself and then less wind as we get to Wednesday clouds from this, some high clouds will back in from the east of all places, but the rain stays offshore. And then during tomorrow night, after the closest pass, the clouds go the other way, and we get some sunshine and warmer temperatures for Wednesday. So increasing winds tomorrow strongest of the coast, increasing high clouds. High temperatures will be in the sixties. There's a look at your high temperatures for tomorrow. Also, One other thing. Fire weather Watch tomorrow with all the dry weather and low humidity. All right, so now we're talking about beta these air, all tropical storm warnings along the Texas and Louisiana coast to areas of rain one around Texas, one around Louisiana. And that's what's going to produce those big rainfall amounts with this, as you can clearly see over here. All right, as far as we are concerned, here's the way it goes this week. Notice after the wind tomorrow in the rough surf, we've got warmer weather Wednesday and Thursday by the way. Fall begins tomorrow, and it looks pretty nice through the week. Maybe some damp weather later in the weekend or early next week