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Tonight across Long Island, skies will be clear and calm, allowing temperatures to drop into the low to mid 40s. With light winds and dry air in place, it will be a crisp and quiet spring night—ideal for stargazing and a peaceful end to the day.
Monday brings a welcome stretch of classic spring weather to Long Island. Expect a mix of sunshine and a few passing clouds, with highs reaching the low to mid 60s. Winds remain light, and dry conditions will make for a comfortable and enjoyable day from start to finish.
Tuesday and Wednesday continue the mild pattern, though subtle changes begin to develop. Tuesday stays partly sunny and pleasant with highs again in the 60s. By Wednesday, clouds increase and it turns more overcast, with a few scattered showers possible later in the day as the weather pattern begins to shift.
We could still use some rain, even after over an inch of rain fell across Long Island on Saturday. Rain chances ramp up late Wednesday into Thursday as a frontal system approaches the region. Periods of rain are likely overnight into Thursday, along with a cooler and more unsettled feel. Highs will dip back into the 50s, and while it won’t rain nonstop, expect a generally damp stretch before gradual improvement later in the week.
