A sunny Columbus Day follows early showers in NYC, but a strong front will bring rain and a chilly, windy weekend.

NYC gets one last clear look Sunday morning before heavy rain, gusty winds and possible flooding move in. Sunshine returns Monday afternoon.

NYC gets a dry, mild Saturday before heavy rain and gusty winds arrive Sunday. Minor urban and coastal flooding could follow into Monday.

Sunny skies dominate New York City through Saturday, but Sunday now looks notably wetter, with showers likely by morning and possible drainage flooding.

NYC gets a sunny high near 73 Thursday before rain chances rise Sunday night and continue into Columbus Day.

Clear skies and warmer temperatures are taking over NYC through Saturday. Then a stronger rain chance arrives Sunday and may linger into Columbus Day.

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New York City gets a sunny, chilly start Tuesday before temperatures surge into the 70s later this week. A few showers may return Sunday night.

New York City gets a sunny but gusty Monday, followed by a cooler Tuesday and a dry, mild stretch later in the week.

Sunday starts dry in NYC before afternoon showers arrive. Sunny skies return Monday, followed by a cooler early-week stretch and warmer weather later on.

New York City gets a sunny, 71-degree Saturday before showers arrive Sunday afternoon. Dry weather returns Monday for the rest of the workweek.

New York City could hit 81 Friday before evening storms arrive. Cooler weather takes over this weekend, with the season’s chilliest air expected Tuesday.

New York City will warm to 81 Friday before cooler weather and rising rain chances arrive this weekend.