NYC Quiet Period With Intermittent Cold

NYC Quiet Period With Intermittent Cold

Good morning everyone. We’ve entered a quiet period with modifying temps, and we pretty much stay that way till some time on Tuesday or overnight Tuesday. That’ll be when our next push of chilly or relatively cold air settles into the area for a brief amount of time. This seems to be the story throughout the first half of the month, with temperatures ranging from slightly above average, average, to slightly below average. Some colder than average nights are also on the area, but many areas have already gotten the first freeze out of the way.

In the long range, we also see no major storms as of now, although we do have the opportunity for some rain with each cool to cold airmass heading across the northern interior and into the Northeast.

SATELLITE

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Expect sunny skies today with highs in the low to mid 50’s and light winds. Overnight won’t be as chilly as previous nights, with lows generally in the 40-45 range. We could still see some mid to upper 30’s N&W of the NYC area though.

WEATHER RADAR

Look for sun & clouds tomorrow with upper 50’s to near 60, then full sunshine returns on Sunday for a really nice November day. Highs should be int he low 60’s for NYC, upper 50’s to near 60 away from the City.

storm free

The workweek starts off quiet and dry, with sunshine and slightly cooler with mid to upper 50’s. Tuesday we go a bit milder as our front nears, but also expect clouds and the slight chance of a few showers. Highs will be in the 60-65 range.

Midweek onward we introduce some extra rain and cooler temps, then look for some colder nighttime temps as we go into next weekend. Other than that, we stay fairly quiet as stated before.

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