Some significant weather changes will happen this weekend with less sun, cooler temps, stronger wind, and some rain and snow showers.

Washington residents should brace for the first significant fall storm of the season, with heavy rain and strong winds expected to impact the region.

A weekend storm is moving in from the northwest, bringing stronger winds, mountain snow, and a noticeable drop in temperatures later on in the weekend.

It is also warning of heavy rain from 00:00 until 21:00 in Devon and Cornwall as Storm Benjamin, named by Météo France, is due to hit. Wet and windy conditions may cause travel disruption, flooding, power cuts and damage to buildings within the alert areas, according to the Met Office.

We've had fairly quiet, mild weather in Montana and Wyoming much of this week. I hope you've been able to enjoy it! We'll have increasing clouds late Saturday and Sunday with stronger wind developing.

Temperatures on Wednesday night will drop into the low to mid-40s across New Jersey. Early weekend forecast looks promising.

Severe weather is expected to move into Mississippi tonight followed by cooler weather with expected temperatures in the 40s Monday morning.

A United Airlines flight from Newark to London aborted its landing amid strong winds from Storm Benjamin. The flight performed one go-around before landing safely on Oct. 23.