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Widespread showers will push through this afternoon and become more scattered as we head into this evening.
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Widespread showers will push through this afternoon and become more scattered as we head into this evening.
Sunshine will dominate once again this afternoon. As for temperatures, we'll climb well into the 50s -- coastal communities will be a little cooler because of the onshore breeze.
We'll see plenty of sun this afternoon with breezy conditions, with gusts of 35-40 mph still in reach. As for highs, they'll be a little cooler in the low to mid 50s.
Showers and isolated storms will push east this afternoon before finally clearing south and east later today.
It will stay cool into this afternoon with an easterly breeze in place; highs will struggle to get into the mid 50s.
With the exception of a stray shower north, our skies will look decent around the area this afternoon, especially south
Clouds will be on the increase today with temps only reaching the mid to upper 40s -- 46 in NYC.
The last of the showers will swing through this afternoon before we quiet down into the evening. As for highs, they'll be a little cooler -- in mid 50's or so.
Regarding the St. Patrick's Day parade, it looks like the first half should be generally quiet with scattered showers likely towards the tail end.
We'll dry out this afternoon as our coastal low exits north and east, and we'll see some lingering cloud cover, but we should see a little bit of brightening as well -- especially late in the day
We'll see more clouds than we did yesterday, but much of the shower activity will remain to our north. As for temps, they'll manage to climb into record-breaking territory again... mid 70's!
The heat is on this afternoon as temperatures soar into record territory -- mid 70's!
Despite the sunny start, clouds will be on the increase into the evening, ahead of a low pressure system.
Outside of the dramatic temperature drop and blustery winds, there's not much else going on -- just some chilly sunshine to enjoy.
A breeze out of the west will make it feel more like the 30s at times, despite highs in the low 40s.
While the thermometer may reach the mid to upper 30s, it will only feel like the upper 20s to around 30° -- stay warm!
Temperatures only hit 17 for the high in NYC, which would tie for record coldest Valentine's Day.
The FDNY warns not to use your stove for heat as it poses a risk for not only fire, but carbon monoxide.
We have a cold stretch ahead of us over the next four days. Starting today, temperatures will not reach the freezing mark in New York City.
Meteorologists and local officials are keeping a close eye on a weather system that could potentially bring heavy snowfall to the Northeast.
People across the Tri-State area bundled up Tuesday as frigid temperatures and wind gusts made it apparent winter has finally arrived.
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