00:00Cooler, drier air is spreading across the eastern United States this weekend.
00:04The change comes as a September nor'easter affects the coastal northeast.
00:09The storm will also pull cool air southward from Canada.
00:12That air will reach from the Great Lakes into Florida.
00:15Humidity will drop across much of the southeast.
00:18Daytime temperatures will still reach the 80s in many areas.
00:21But dew points will fall into the 40s and 50s inland.
00:24Florida will see dew points mainly in the 50s and 60s.
00:27Many communities could experience their coolest nights since May or June.
00:31Tampa, for example, could see temperatures in the 60s.
00:35Parts of southwestern Pennsylvania could even see some frost.
00:38Rural areas farther north may drop into the 30s overnight.
00:42Fog could also develop near rivers, lakes, and valleys.
00:45That may reduce visibility during early morning travel.
00:48Meanwhile, fall colors are spreading across the northern Midwest and northeast.
00:53Cool nights could help forests become more vibrant in the coming days.
00:57The weather may also favor football games, festivals, and leaf peeping.
01:01For much of the eastern U.S., it will feel like an early taste of fall.
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