As we go into the second weekend of November temperatures take a huge drop. Thanks to a cold front that dropped our temperatures on Friday, we get even colder Saturday afternoon. We wake up to lows in the teens and 20s then only get up to the 30s for many of us this afternoon.

We also saw rain and snow mixed Friday evening out west. This will continue to move to the south east as we head into Saturday. As temperatures drop the rain chances to snow and some of us will see our first accumulating snow. It won't be much, but parts of central North Dakota could see around an inch of snow, with a trace further east and south.

Combine that with a north breeze and it will be a very cold day for the entire region. If you have plans outdoors make sure to bundle up, and slow down on the roads if it

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