Few clouds, breezy conditions for Monday across Long Island; tracking showers for late in the week
It's sunny and breezy start to the week but there's a chance for showers, starting Thursday.
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FORECAST
The weekend ended with plenty of sunshine and temperatures near the 60-degree mark across parts of the region.
It will stay a bit brisk out there with northwest gusts topping 20 mph and those breezes will remain into tonight.
Looking ahead, a stray shower could pop up early Monday, but otherwise, it will be a dry, pleasant stretch through Tuesday.
Wednesday brings a break from the wind, though you'll want to stay prepared for an overall breezy week ahead.
LATE WEEK STORM
A large storm system will bring showers on Thursday and Friday, perhaps lingering into Saturday. This is expected to be a rain event, but chilly weather will move in behind the storm, with highs in the 40s for next weekend. It could be cold enough for a few snowflakes to mix in with rain showers late Friday or early Saturday. That risk is very low for the city as of Sunday evening's forecast, but it's not unheard of in November, so check back with the News 12 Storm Watch Team for updates.
Beyond the end of the week, it looks like temperatures will rebound quickly and dry weather is the general rule of thumb for the remainder of the month.
