Autumn will remain for a few more days, then summer will come again next week

The first half of this weekend was cloudy, cold, damp and a bit rainy at times. From now through Sunday night we should see generally clear skies and fairly calm weather.

Before you get into the nitty-gritty of weather, there are three things you should be clear about.

First, the time change occurs on Saturday evening, when Daylight Saving Time ends and clocks go back one hour from 2 a.m. Sunday to 1 a.m. Sunday:

Second, try to figure out when to rake the leaves outside and when to wait:

Third: What about election day on Tuesday? I'll help you decide whether you need to bring an umbrella or a jacket when you drive to your polling place to cast your vote!

Looking back at Saturday's temperatures across the Northeast and Great Lakes, many locations were at or below average:

A high pressure area will move in overnight so our skies will clear and stay clear through Sunday.

This means that Sunday will be nicer than Saturday with blue skies and lots of sun.

Here's your hour-by-hour forecast through Sunday evening so you can plan according to the weather:

Here's a more detailed look at your hourly temperature, cloud and rain forecast:

Saturday evening forecast:

Forecast for Sunday:

Are you trying to plan next week according to the weather? Here's your extended temperature outlook, including another quick look at summer temperatures on Tuesday.

For more details on daily weather, visit our Met Office forecast page here.

Have a nice rest of the weekend!