TEMPS WILL REMAIN NEAR-TO-BELOW AVERAGE THROUGH EARLY NOVEMBER
A general increase in cloudiness, a shot of light rainfall Thursday night into very early Friday morning and then slowly falling daytime temps (starting Saturday) will highlight our weather picture over the next week.
Temps will remain rather warm through Saturday, but times of clouds in the afternoon will prevent readings from getting well into the 70s like we’ve seen. Still though, highs are running well above normal for the month and will continue to do so through much of the weekend.
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| Accuweather Meteorologist Lee Goldberg: Graphic shows temps from 10/1-10/15 at Central Park |
Friday looks to be very warm during the day and chilly at night; the combination of calming winds and clear skies will allow maximum cooling in the outlying areas Friday night.
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| NOAA Low Temps Friday night |
By Saturday night, we'll see our first cold frontal passage, which will start the process of ushering in the cooler temps. Sunday through Monday will see readings only in the upper 50s.
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| Intellicast.com |
While the daytime highs will start to slowly come down early next week, a stronger push of cooler air will set its sights on our region by Tuesday night. After a rebound of sorts on Tuesday,
temps will tumble again Tuesday night. The core of the cold temps should reach its peak from Wednesday night through Friday night, with readings holding in the mid 50s.
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| Accuweather.com |
A frost or even a freeze is possible in the outlying areas late next week, which is a bit behind schedule.
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| Gardening.com |
Precipitation will be lacking during this period, but may pick up sometime next week as a dip in the jet stream takes hold over the eastern states. This pattern configuration could promote more opportunities for coastal storms for the last ten days of the month.
Our best chance at rain will come tomorrow night into Friday morning, but amounts will easily stay under a quarter of an inch of liquid.
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| SOURCE; ABC 7/NOAA |
Areas to the north and west of the coast have the best shot at seeing up to 0.25, with areas near the coast getting lesser amounts.
Rain should quickly disperse before the sun comes up on Friday.
