Mostly cloudy, some rain to start the workweek in New York City

Storm Watch Meteorologist Allan Nosoff says the feels-like temperatures will be cold Wednesday and Thursday morning – in the 30s.

News 12 Staff

Oct 16, 2022, 11:39 AM

Updated 563 days ago

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Storm Watch Meteorologist Allan Nosoff says the feels-like temperatures will be cold Wednesday and Thursday morning – in the 30s.
MONDAY: Mostly cloudy with a few showers in the morning (4-9 a.m.), then a few showers (isolated downpour) possible in the evening (5-10 p.m.). Not a washout. Highs near 66. Lows down to 45.
TUESDAY: Few morning clouds give way to a sunny and windy afternoon. Highs only near 54. Wind gusts could exceed 30 mph. Lows down to 40.
WEDNESDAY: Cold start with feels-like temps in the 30s, then plenty of sun and breezy. Highs up to 53. Lows around 39.
LATE WEEK: Warming back up to highs in the 60s by Friday. Mostly sunny and less windy.
NEXT WEEKEND: Sunny and warm, the top of the temperature rollercoaster with highs nearing 70.


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