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NYC Milder Air Moves Into Area
Good morning everyone. Mild air is on the move ahead of a vigorous system heading into the Great Lakes. We will benefit today and tomorrow in the form of some relief from very cold conditions, but it’ll come at the cost of heavy rain and wind tomorrow night. Overall, the pattern remains very hostile towards snowstorms, and we may make it to March without a single flake or just a few flakes.
SATELLITE
Expect mostly sunny skies today with a few high to mid-level clouds. That’s our warm from passing well north of the area, and we should see highs in the 45-50 range. We don’t dip much tonight, and lows should be in the mid 40’s in most areas.
Tomorrow, much milder air is over the area, and we should see highs near 60 away from the coast. Areas west of the City could get into the 60-65 degree range, but south facing shores areas should remain in the 50’s. It’ll be a breezy one, then windy overnight.
Rain, heavy at times moves in some time between late evening and midnight, and we may hear a few rumbles of thunder. Wind gusts in the 40-45 range will impact most of NYC, but coastal areas could see gusts in the 45-50 range. Coastal areas of Long Island may see gusts in the 50-60+ realm, especially out in Suffolk and the Forks.
WEATHER RADAR
Depending on how fast we get that front out of the way, we could see some early AM rain on Friday, then decreasing clouds and breezy. Highs in the mid 50’s will happen early, then we’ll be near 40 by 7pm.
Your weekend is looking quiet, sunny, and chilly; with highs both Saturday and Sunday in the low to mid 40’s. Milder air fights back early week ahead of our next system, and we should pop back up into the mid 50’s.
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