Sunny Monday in New York City before midweek rain
Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Allan Nosoff says it will be a mild start to the week with rain looming on Tuesday afternoon.
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Dec 4, 2022, 1:12 PM
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22ds agoStorm Watch Team Meteorologist Allan
Nosoff says it will be a mild start to the week with rain looming on Tuesday
afternoon.
OVERNIGHT: Clear and cold. Lows down to
33. Feels like 30.
MONDAY: Mostly sunny and a bit milder.
Highs near 49. Lows around 45.
TUESDAY - WEATHER TO WATCH: Showers likely
after 3PM with steady rain possible at night. Highs up to 58. Lows hover in the
50s.
WEDNESDAY - WEATHER TO WATCH AM: Showers likely,
especially in the morning. Otherwise, cloudy and warm. Highs surge to near 62.
Lows then fall to 45.
THURSDAY: Dry for now in between messy storm
systems. Mostly cloudy. Highs near 53. Lows down to 38.
FRIDAY - SATURDAY - WEATHER TO WATCH: few
details are known at this time, but a storm system could strengthen near NYC or
just offshore, providing a chance of some rain and maybe even some snowflakes
mixed in. The strength and track of Tuesday/Wednesday's storm will help dictate
what happens next weekend. More details by Wednesday.
