(WGHP) -- We'll see clear skies this evening with temperatures in the mid-60s by 8 p.m. We'll start to see a few clouds rolling in overnight, leaving us with mostly sunny skies early Saturday morning. Temperatures will start off in the mid-50s on Saturday, and as temperatures heat up, we'll also continue to see a few more clouds roll in. We'll see partly cloudy skies with highs in the upper-70s by the afternoon. A low chance for some stray showers will be possible into the evening Saturday and into the overnight hours as a cold front approaches the region.  A slightly better chance for rain is in the forecast if you're heading to Charlotte for the western North Carolina benefit concert at the Bank of America stadium, so be sure to bring your rain gear with you just in case.  Saturday night's cold front will take us into the upper-40s Sunday morning. Overall, Sunday looks like a great day for autumn activities like pumpkin carving and corn mazes because temperatures will be much more fall-like. We'll see partly cloudy skies and afternoon temperatures in the low-60s.  We'll see mostly sunny skies return Monday with morning temperatures in the low-40s and highs reaching the mid-60s. It will be a perfect, seasonable fall day in the Triad with light northeast winds.  We'll see temperatures begin to heat back up as we approach the middle of the week. We'll remain in the mid-40s Tuesday morning with highs in the upper-60s. By Wednesday morning, temperatures return to the low-50s, and highs reach the mid-70s.  Halloween looks beautiful and comfortable with morning temperatures on Thursday in the mid-50s and highs in the mid-70s. That means temperatures for trick or treating will likely be in the mid-to-upper-60s.  Friday looks similar to Thursday with partly cloudy skies, morning temperatures in the upper 50s and highs reaching the mid-70s.