Thursday is beginning with foggy conditions in some parts of the Tri-State Area. However, once the fog dissipates, we can expect another delightful day ahead!
Temperatures will climb into the upper 60s and low 70s, accompanied by abundant sunshine. Towards the late afternoon, a few clouds may form, but there is no anticipation of rainfall.
Tonight, the skies will clear, facilitating a significant decrease in temperatures.
New York City can anticipate temperatures in the low 50s, while the suburbs will experience widespread 40s. In some of the far northwestern areas, a few upper 30s are possible. Additionally, patchy fog might develop, particularly near water bodies and valleys.
It appears that Friday will be another splendid, rain-free day. With a sky adorned by the shining sun, temperatures are expected to reach the low to mid 60s.
Regrettably, it seems that we can expect another round of rain this weekend. Nevertheless, it is not expected to be a complete washout.
The predicted rainfall totals in the forecast models have significantly decreased, indicating that the range is now between 1/2 inch to 1 inch. However, there is a possibility of higher totals along the Jersey Shore.
On Saturday, rain will start moving in during the late morning hours and as the day progresses, both its coverage and intensity will increase. By the afternoon and into the evening, the rain will reach its peak before gradually subsiding from late Saturday night into early Sunday morning.
By the afternoon, Sunday will have clear skies after early morning showers.
Breezy and cool conditions will be featured on both days, with temperatures remaining in the 50s and not reaching higher.
