Good morning Kelowna.

Here's a few things to help kick start your day:

1) The weather. Environment Canada says while November was the warmest November of record, Dccember may be a little more normal. There's a little snow on the way. While today will be a mixture of sun and cloud and unseasonably warm at 6 C, snow is predicted for the weekend. The weather office says there could be five cm of the white stuff on the ground Saturday morning. City of Kelowna works crews say for the snow.

2) Today is World AIDS Day. Marked around the world to remember those who have died from HIV/AIDSand to help raise awareness, the day has been from Kelowna Mayor Colin Basran. An event will be held tonight at the Kelowna Art Gallery.

3) It proved popular this summer, so organizers of the Rock The Lake outdoor music festival at Kelowna's Prospera Place are bringing it back next summer. The line-up for the 2017 edition this morning.

4) In sports, the Kelowna Rockets last night 4-1, following up their Saturday night win over the CHL's top team the Regina Pats.

5) Speaking of ice, it's time to lace up your skates because Kelowna's popular, free open-air ice rink in Stuart Park is today for the season.