New York City gets a clean, crisp Saturday, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 61. There is no rain in the forecast, and the day should stay comfortable after a chilly start. It is the sort of fall day that begins with a jacket and may end with sunglasses.
Sunny Saturday, Chilly Night
Saturday afternoon will stay mostly sunny, with winds becoming southwest. The National Weather Service forecasts clear skies Saturday night. Temperatures are expected to fall to around 45. Frost advisories are posted for some outlying areas, but New York City is not included.
Sunday And Monday Bring The Warmest Stretch
Sunday looks sunnier and slightly warmer, with full sunshine, a high near 64 and west winds. Monday should be the warmest day of the stretch, reaching about 68 under sunny skies before a moisture-starved front passes through Monday night. Rain is not expected to be a factor for the city.
Dry Weather Holds Into Next Week
Tuesday turns cooler, with light north winds. Highs are expected around 55 Wednesday, 68 Thursday and 70 Friday. Rain chances remain minimal through the end of the week, making outdoor plans look favorable as long as evening layers stay close.
The updated outlook is a modestly warmer turn from Friday's Hoodline forecast, which called for highs near 61 Saturday and 64 Sunday. For readers heading toward Long Island, forecasters also warn that vulnerable back bays in southern Nassau County could see a brief round of minor flooding during Saturday morning's high tide.
