What a fine finish to the work week! As we head into the weekend, the
mild trend will only continue thanks to a dominating ridge of high
pressure. Friday night will be calm, cool and comfortable with the
overnight low in Midtown falling to 56 degrees, while temperatures in
the suburbs could be near the lower 40s.
The start of the
weekend will be filled with sunshine. High pressure will move out of
the Ohio Valley and move to the north of the tri-state. As the area of
high pressure migrates to the north, the wind flow will turn out of the
north, northeast. The northerly wind will bring down slightly cooler
air Saturday. The daytime high Saturday will be around 70 degrees. Now,
while it may feel a touch cooler, keep in mind... the average for the
city is 66 degrees. So, temperatures will stay remain above average.
The overnight lows across the region. will range from 45-58 degrees.
Expect the mild days and cool nights to continue Sunday, as you can
liken the temperatures to something you would feel more like spring or
late summer. Sunday, will be another picture perfect day to spend
outdoors, with highs in the middle to lower 70s.
It's a great
weekend to take advantage of the leaf-peeping season. Across the
northeast, colors are either peaking or near peak to the north of the
tri-state. You will find "patchy" color across our area. Wherever you
go, you've got great traveling conditions to explore the fall foliage.
The
quiet weather pattern will continue Columbus Day, although there could
be a few more high clouds in the sky. Tuesday, a cold front is expected
to approach from the area...and this will bring in a few more clouds as
the day progress. Right now, I'm not calling for any precip. Wednesday
will be a cooler day with highs in the upper 60s.
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