 As it disappears, it will generate a south wind, a south-southeasterly wind across the Dakotas. And that will occur through most of the day today. It will bring some moisture back to the north across our region and also help to heat it up a little bit. So destabilizing the atmosphere is the best way to look at it. We'll have a chance for some showers to begin to pop up overnight, late tonight, going into tomorrow morning.