Mild Weather Expected for New York City Tomorrow & Thursday
Good morning everyone. Winds are finally beginning to settle down in the Northeast, with strong winds replaced by a steady breeze; and we will slowly turn off that stiff breeze as time goes on. We have relatively quiet weather ahead in the region, with no rain expected in the area till some scattered showers on Friday. We’ll also enjoy some mild air tomorrow and Thursday for back-to-back pleasant days before clouds roll in.
Other than that, the West Coast continues to get hammered, while the Gulf Coast is on the relatively quiet side compared to what we’ve seen with rain and severe weather. The only thing we are really watching, is the prospect for a possible coastal system off of the Southeast in 10-12 days. Nothing is written in stone and a lot can happen between now and then, but models want to put something at the GA/SC line and send it up into the Northeast. We’re also not talking snow at this time, and IF it does materialize, this will be a primarily rain event. We have a long way to go and I’m just throwing it out there since there’s nothing else to talk about.
Have a great day and here is your local NYC Metro forecast –
SATELLITE
Look for full sunshine today, with modifying temps into the low 60’s and a stiff westerly breeze at 15mph. Winds settle down overnight with lows 45-50, then we’ll use that as a jumping off point for mid 60’s and light winds tomorrow.
WEATHER RADAR
Thursday is the nicest day of the bunch, with light westerlies and high 65-70. Clouds roll in overnight Thursday, with scattered showers possible on Friday. Highs will be in the 60-65 range depending on the clouds and rain.
Your weekend looks like a plot decision, with sun & clouds Saturday and highs 55-60. Clouds and scattered showers are possible Sunday with more 55-60 degree temps.
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