WHAT'S NEW: After a nice & mild Friday, a cold front brings around some changes heading into the weekend!

WHAT'S NEXT: The weekend will be mainly dry, and that trend will continue into next week. The next big rain chance arrives Thursday afternoon into Friday morning.

There is one disturbance being monitored by the National Hurricane Center.

JULIA - In the southern Caribbean Sea, Potential Tropical Cyclone THIRTEEN strengthened into Tropical Storm JULIA earlier today. It will continuing moving westward, through the Caribbean Sea, strengthening into a hurricane, before making a landfall in Nicaragua by Sunday. It is no threat to the Northeast.

Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Addison Green says Saturday will be cold and Sunday will be cool.

OVERNIGHT: Mostly cloudy, with isolated showers that will fade by daybreak and a chill settles in. Lows: upper 40s.

SATURDAY: A chilly start to the day will be around, with temps running nearly 10-15 degrees below average. Expect some breezy winds & mostly sunny skies for the afternoon hours. Highs: mid to upper 50s. Lows: low to mid 40s.

SUNDAY: The morning hours will still be rather cold, but temps will move on up close to seasonal levels for the afternoon hours. There will be mostly sunny skies with a light wind from time to time. Get outside and enjoy! Highs: mid 60s. Lows: upper 40s.

NEXT WEEK: Mostly a dry stretch of weather will be around Long Island; with temps either at or above normal levels for this time of the year. Enjoy the warmth and sun while you can, for a front passes by Thursday evening, dropping the temps for Friday & into next weekend. As the front approaches, the rain chances will increase through the day on Thursday and taper off through Friday morning.

Next *Pick of the week* is Wednesday, the 12th: Highs low 70s with mostly sunny skies and a light breeze.