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7:00 AM | Rain arrives late in the day and continues tonight...quite mild on Wednesday

Paul Dorian

6-Day NYC Forecast

Today

Becoming cloudy, cooler than yesterday, rain likely to develop by late in the afternoon, highs in the upper 40’s

Tonight

Cloudy with rain during the evening hours, some fog possible late, chilly, lows in the lower 40’s

Wednesday

Clouds early, some sun during the afternoon, becoming quite mild, mid-to-upper 50's

Wednesday Night

Partly cloudy, turning colder, low 30’s

Thursday

Mostly sunny, colder, mid-to-upper 40’s

Friday

Increasing clouds, cold, chance for rain at night, it could be just cold enough for sleet or snow to be mixed in at the onset, low 40’s

Saturday

Mostly cloudy, cold, chance for rain or snow, low 40’s

Sunday

Partly sunny, cold, the chance for rain or snow showers, low-to-mid 40’s

Discussion

Clouds will dominate the skies today and this will cut temperatures a bit from yesterday and rain is likely to develop late this afternoon and continue this evening. Wednesday will feature some afternoon clearing and temperatures will be quite mild with temperatures climbing well up into the 50’s. Much colder air will move into the Northeast US on Thursday anchored by strong high pressure and temperatures will turn noticeably cooler. It’ll stay quite chilly on Friday and another batch of moisture from the southern states will advance northward towards the I-95 corridor. The result could be rain by Friday night and continuing into Saturday and it could be just cold enough at the onset for sleet or snow to be mixed in.