Sunny Monday, warming up to 40s in New York City
Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Allan Nosoff says it will be another cold overnight before warming up again this week.
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Jan 15, 2023, 1:01 PM
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3h agoStorm Watch Team Meteorologist Allan Nosoff says it will be
another cold overnight before warming up
again this week.
OVERNIGHT: Mostly clear and blustery. Lows down
to 29. Feels-like temps near 20. NW gusts up to 25 mph.
MONDAY - MLK DAY: Mostly sunny and milder.
Highs up to 45. Lows down to 35 with increasing clouds.
TUESDAY: Back to the clouds. An isolated late-day shower or two, best chance
between 3PM and 3AM. Some will remain completely dry. Highs near 47. Lows hover
near 42.
WEDNESDAY: Sunny and mild. Highs shoot up to 55. Lows near 40.
THURSDAY - WEATHER TO WATCH PM: Showers arrive late. Some moderate pockets possible at
night. Highs near 47, temps stay near 46 at night.
FRIDAY: Rain early, ending by mid-morning. Highs near 51 early dropping to the
30s late.