SUMMER BREAK APPROACHING ALTHOUGH SHORT LIVED
SUMMER BREAK APPROACHING ALTHOUGH SHORT LIVED
SUMMER BREAK APPROACHING ALTHOUGH SHORT LIVED – Good afternoon everyone. Maria continues to spin and send us some nice surf, while tiny Hurricane Lee will begin to make a turn out to sea. The biggest story remains this late September heat and humidity, which will continue today, then slowly subside throughout the rest of the week; making for a cool weekend.
Today, dew points are a summer-like upper 60’s. Combine that with mid 80’s for highs, and it feels like the dog-days of August out there. High pressure will begin to move in and winds will switch around to the north after one more mild night. That’ll help dry things out a bit, plus cool off the temps for tomorrow. We’ll have highs 75-80, with a nice northerly breeze. Clear skies will rule tomorrow night, allowing temps to drop into the low to mid 50’s overnight, but we could see some 40’s in the outer-lying areas, especially north and west of NYC and the Pine Barrens on Long Island.
For Friday, the seasonably cool air is in and we’ll have a sunny, pleasant day, with highs near 70. Over the weekend, we may not break the 60’s on Saturday with the peak of the cool air over us; highs will be 65-70 in most areas. Saturday night will be our coolest night, with lows near 50 and definitely some 40’s, possibly near 40 temps in outlying areas away from NYC’s heat island. Sunday we hang around 70 or some low 70’s, then we creep back up into the low to mid 70’s for the beginning of the week.
In the long range, it looks as if the warmth returns. We’re not talking 90’s, but it wouldn’t surprise me at all to see 80 or low 80’s again in early/mid October with some humidity. At a minimum, upper 70’s to near 80, which is still well above normal for early/mid October, is in the cards. We’ll have to wait and see how much warm air gets pumped in as it transits from the Midwest to the East.
Another issue that could become a problem down the road is a lack of precipitation. This also looks to continue for the Northeast and I don’t see any major rain events in sight, unless somehow that tropical moisture south of Cuba finds a way up here in a non/post-tropical form. Right now, that’s a long shot and things look rather dry for the long range.
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