Cool tonight, awesome on Tuesday; Winning weekend football forecasts Despite dimmed sun at times through much of the first half of the day, it was quite pleasant out there, if also a little cool when caught by a breeze. Highs made it into the near 60 to mid-60s range. Tonight's another chilly one, though it appears most or all of the area will escape a freeze despite dry air. And we're warming up for the next few days as well. Through Tonight: After kicking the stubborn patch of clouds over parts of the area today, we've got a mostly clear night ahead. Add in that dry air and you've got rapid temperatures falls after sunset. Eventually, we reach seasonal lows ranging from the mid-30s to mid-40s across the area, cool spots to urban centers. Tomorrow (Tuesday): Not ready for the cold yet? Enjoy this one. It's a pretty spectacular day setting up with mostly sunny skies and highs rising to the mid-60s and near 70. In fact, most of the area could be around 70. Winds are from the southwest around 5 to 10 mph. See Jason Samenow's forecast through the weekend. And if you haven't already, join us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter . Take that, Belichick: Meteorologists are almost always wrong, at least according to Bill Belichick. CWG's Jason Samenow took him to task on that claim last week. This morning, Mike Bettes gave a recap (video below) of predictions for kickoff temperatures this past weekend as prepared by TWC, and almost all of them were quite close. The average error was only 1.4 degrees from two days in advance. They also predicted 10 games would be dry (they were), AND that the Patriots would beat the Broncos. They did. Belichick should probably pick on someone else next time.