NYC Long Range Outlook Shows Below Average Temperatures Mid-November
Good morning everyone. Our fairly quiet period continues with not much going on aside from the gentle rise and waning of temperatures. Some days promise us some above average temps, others are spot-on average, and we also have a taste of below average temps. We’ll see it all and also take a look at the long range.
The long range itself looks quiet for the moment as well as far as any prospects for big storms. However, we do have an opportunity for some cold conditions, especially at night for a few days mid-month. In some cases, this could be the coldest air of the season so far, especially for interior parts of the northeast.
For this week, the average temperature for NYC during this time of November is 56-58 degrees depending on your source; so for the most part, we’re pretty much there.
SATELLITE
For today, look for one of those “average” days with a mix of sun and clouds and highs in the mid 50’s. Tomorrow, we’ll keep that mix of sun and clouds going, but milder air sneaks in ahead of our next system. Highs tomorrow will be 65-70 depending on the sunshine factor.
WEATHER RADAR
Wednesday cools back off to the near-average realm, with more sun & clouds and highs in the low to mid 50’s. Clouds will be in the picture for both Thursday and Friday, and we could see some scattered light rain at times. Highs in the near 60 range Thursday, then low to mid 50’s Friday.
That light precip is ahead of our next push of cool air. Saturday is looking sunny with low to mid 50’s, then we dip into the below average realm for Sunday. Look for a mix of sun and clouds, breezy conditions, and highs in the upper 40’s to near 50.
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