New York Weather: Storms Sunday, Heatwave Monday-Tuesday, and Wildfire Smoke

Sunday Storm Threat

• ⚠️ A First Alert weather day is in effect for Sunday due to the potential of strong to severe storms.
• ⚡ These storms may bring localized flooding and potentially damaging winds.
• 💨 Wildfire smoke from Canadian fires will continue to linger, impacting air quality, though it is expected to thin out.

Monday and Tuesday Heatwave

• 🔥 A First Alert weather day is declared for Monday and Tuesday due to a significant return of heat.
• 🌡️ Feels like temperatures are predicted to reach between 100°F and 105°F, with near-record heat possible on Tuesday.
• 🥵 A heat advisory will be in effect until 8:00 PM on Tuesday.

Overnight and Morning Conditions

• 🌧️ Overnight, there's a 50% chance of rain, with scattered shower activity and isolated stronger storms possible.
• 🌫️ The smoke from wildfires may make conditions appear foggy, but it is distinct from actual fog.
• 💧 Dew points are low, indicating drier air, but this will change with the approaching week.

Weather Outlook for the Week

• 📈 Temperatures will be below average on Sunday (82°F) but climb significantly on Monday (93°F) and Tuesday (94°F).
• 🗓️ A First Alert weather day is also possible for Wednesday due to continued heat and humidity.
• ☀️ A break in the pattern is expected by the following Friday and Saturday, with lower humidity and temperatures in the low 80s as August begins.