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New York City New Year’s Eve Spared From Rain But Cold
Good morning everyone. We continue to adjust the timeline of precip with our next system as it looks much weaker and even more stretched out than we previously thought several days ago. New Year’s Eve continues looking drier and colder, but now even the precip we were getting, is out of here much earlier.
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Since everything is ahead of schedule, so are our clouds. Clouds are generally increasing as we speak, but we may still see a few blue patches around. We’ll have highs near 40, but it’ll feel more chilly with that cloud cover.
Overnight tonight, we could see some showers late, especially before sunrise tomorrow.
Any rain is gone by early tomorrow to mid morning, and we’ll have a dry day ahead. We’ll have highs 45-50, but that front passing through early will allow cold air to move in prior to New Year’s Eve. Even though there won’t be a big celebration at Times Square, just be aware we are looking at upper 20’s to low 30’s overnight, so bundle up if you’re out and about.
Rain holds off for most of New Year’s Day, then we should see some light rain creep in by mid to late afternoon. We could see some sleet mixed in during the onset, but nothing of significance. Once the rain does start, it’ll be a raw, nasty day. Highs will be in the near 40 realm.
Temps rise overnight Friday as we get into the “warm” sector of our system, and this is when the steadiest and heaviest rain will occur. In total, we should get about an inch of rain out of this.
Rain departs early Saturday and the colder air lags behind our system. That’ll equate to a mild day Saturday with highs 50-55 degrees. Then we cool off Sunday with the slight chance of a popcorn shower under mostly sunny skies. Highs Sunday 40-45.
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