NOW: Wildfire smoke from Nova Scotia, Canada, is bringing a smoky sky and a decline in the air quality. New York City is also feeling warmer temps in the 80s and some humidity.

NEXT: A backdoor cold front brings cooler temps this weekend with some much-needed rain on Saturday into early Sunday.

Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Darryl Green says an air quality alert is in effect through 11 p.m. as daytime temperatures continue to rise heading into Friday.

MORE: Smell smoke? Nova Scotia wildfires responsible for widespread haze across tri-state area

TONIGHT: Mostly clear but some patchy fog possible again near the coast. Lows around 64.

TOMORROW: Hazy, hot, and a bit more humid. Highs near 90 away from the coast, near 80 along the coast. A pop-up afternoon/evening shower or storm is possible after 3 p.m. A few scattered showers likely at night. Lows drop to 63.

SATURDAY: Cloudy and much cooler. An isolated shower or two is possible during the day. Highs only near 68, falling during the afternoon. Lows down to 54.

SUNDAY: Some sunshine but staying cool. Highs just shy of 70. Lows around 55, a shower can't be ruled out at night.

MONDAY: Partly cloudy and a bit milder. Highs around 73. A sprinkle or two possible. Lows around 54.

TUESDAY: Mostly cloudy and breezy. A shower or two can't be ruled out. Highs near 74. Lows around 55.

WEDNESDAY: More of the same as an offshore storm lingers close by. Highs around 74. Lows down to 55 with a clearing sky.