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7:00 AM | *A second cold front arrives late tomorrow night and ushers in a cool air mass for the weekend*

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7:00 AM | *A second cold front arrives late tomorrow night and ushers in a cool air mass for the weekend*

Paul Dorian

6-Day forecast for the New York City metro region

Today

Becoming mainly sunny, breezy, cooler and less humid compared to yesterday, highs in the lower 70's

Tonight

Mainly clear, cool, lows in the mid 50’s

Thursday

Mainly sunny, comfortable, lower 70’s for afternoon highs

Thursday Night

Mainly cloudy, cool, showers are likely, mid 50’s for overnight lows

Friday

Partly sunny, cool, cannot rule out a shower, mid 60’s

Saturday

Mainly sunny, cool, mid 60’s

Sunday

Mainly sunny, cool, mid 60’s

Monday

Mainly cloudy, cool, chance of rain, mid 60’s

Discussion

A slow-moving cold front has worked its way through the region and today will turn out to be cooler, breezy and less humid than yesterday. A second cold front will approach the region late tomorrow night and showers are likely to return as low pressure forms along the frontal boundary zone. The passage of that second cold front will bring an even cooler air mass into the eastern states for the Friday, Saturday, and Sunday time period with generally rain-free conditions. More rain is a threat for the early part of next week as another low pressure likely heads this way. As the central and eastern states experience a chill down in coming days, the western states will get hotter and stay rain-free and this will enhance their already rather high wildfire threat.

Meteorologist Paul Dorian
Perspecta, Inc.
perspectaweather.com