NYC Area Weather Forecast: Cooler, Rainy Weekend Ahead with Clearer Skies Next Week
CBS New YorkJuly 7, 20253 min4,592 views
3 connectionsΒ·4 entities in this videoβWeekend Weather Outlook
- π§οΈ Showers and cooler temperatures are expected for the NYC area this weekend, a significant drop from the 90s earlier in the week.
- π― This marks the eighth consecutive wet weekend, with periods of rain anticipated throughout Saturday.
- β οΈ Saturday will see more coverage of rain, with a stationary front contributing to the persistent precipitation.
- π Temperatures will be in the 60s on Saturday, and even cooler for Father's Day.
Sunday and Early Next Week
- π€οΈ The shower risk on Sunday is lower, with models trending drier and potential for some brightening in the afternoon.
- βοΈ Monday is expected to be mostly cloudy but quiet, with only a spot shower possible.
- π Temperatures are predicted to climb back into the upper 80s by next week, with a possibility of thunderstorms on Thursday.
Current Conditions and Impacts
- π¨ Currently, winds are out of the northeast at 20 miles per hour, with temperatures around 64 degrees.
- π Active radar shows heavy rain pushing through parts of Brooklyn, Queens, and the south shore of Nassau, with more rain expected around Amboy.
- β Event organizers for the Juneteenth celebration in Brooklyn and the hands-on truck giveaway in Caldwells should prepare for rain as an impact.
- π‘ Despite the damp conditions, the rain is beneficial for keeping plants green.
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