Well we woke up again this morning with temperatures in the upper teens to lower 20s in the suburbs, while urban locations woke up to the mid to upper 20s and Long Island , the low to mid 30s from being under the influence of the still warm Atlantic Ocean, slightly Todays highs will be similar to those of yesterday, with highs ranging 38-44 degrees with overall clear to partly cloudy skies, well below normal
Tonight will get cold once again with lows 19-25 expected, to around 30 in Newark and NYC. Again, well below the normal lows for this time of year.
Tuesday morning many will wake around the 20 degree mark again, with temperatures expected to rebound up to 40-45 degrees, slightly below normal
Tuesday night will be slightly warmer as our Polar high pressure moves off the coast, and leads to more of a SW wind developing, still, lows 23-30 are expected which is more towards where it should be
Wednesday starts our very brief warm up, with a SW wind highs will range 45-48 degrees and lows 29-34 increasing clouds ahead of a warm front along with a chance of rain/snow showers due to cold air damming, the high pressure over Maine will force cold air down and on the east side of the Appalachians, delaying the warm front until Thursday
The warm front and warm air will win out on Thursday. leading to whatever precipitation is around to change to all rain and highs in the lower 50s are expected, so not much of a warm up, lows in the upper 30s to lower 40s
Late Thursday night/early Friday morning the associated cold front will come through with a chance of showers.
Highs on Friday will be in the early morning hours, before the cold front comes through. Then I expect a steady fall through the day with a gusty NW wind and Canadian high pressure taking control. Lows Friday night return to the 20s
Saturday, the cold air will be well in place again with temperatures similar or a bit colder than this past weekend, highs in the upper 30s lows in the upper 10’s to lower 20s
Sunday , the same can be said, cold with highs in the 30s lows in 18-24 degrees
A possible storm to be watched early next week between the 18th-21st, right now shown as a Great Lakes Cutter with us on the eastern warm and wet side but too early for details
In short we are pretty much locked in a calm and cold period, (besides a brief warm up) for the next 7 days, then I expect that we enter a stormy period after the 20th with a few storms chances leading up to Christmas and through the holidays, details to be ironed out once we get closer