now: Sunny and warm Saturday with few clouds. Temperatures are expected to stay in the 80s for most of the day.
Tropical: High waves, swells, and dangerous rip currents along New York City’s south-facing coast caused by Hurricane Earl.
Next: Expect more rain late Sunday night, with more rain likely on Monday and Tuesday.
Alan Nosoff, a meteorologist on the Storm Watch team, said temperatures in New York City will reach 80 degrees and the sun will be blazing on the weekend in late summer.
A high surf advisory and rip current statement is in effect for south-facing beaches in Brooklyn and Queens through 8 p.m. Saturday.
Tonight: clear and quiet. Lows around 64.
Tomorrow: Sunny weather! The thin cloud highest value is around 85. The lowest value is around 67.
Sunday: Mostly cloudy. Possible showers after 5pm. The highest temperature is around 79 degrees. The minimum temperature is around 70 degrees. Humid.
Monday: Mostly cloudy. Expect showers. Not a washout. The maximum temperature is around 78. The minimum temperature is around 70. It’s humid.
Tuesday: Possible showers. Exact timing unknown, but not expected to be heavy. The highest value is around 80 and the lowest value is around 67.
Wednesday – Friday: Seasonally warm with a mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the late 80’s. Lows around 65.
