AccuWeather: Sun fades, night rain
AccuWeather forecast for NYC, New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
NEW YORK (WABC) -- Saturday should remain dry through the daylight hours. Any early sunshine will gradually give way to increasing clouds, but conditions will stay comfortable. A very late-day shower is possible west of New York City, with afternoon highs reaching 78 degrees.
Conditions change Saturday night as downpours develop, especially later in the evening. Some of the rain could be heavy, and a thunderstorm is also possible as humidity levels increase. Localized flooding may develop in poor drainage areas. Overnight temperatures will only fall to around 70 degrees.
An AccuWeather Alert is in effect from Saturday night into the first half of Sunday. Sunday will begin with a stormy start, featuring rain, the possibility of thunder, and localized flooding concerns. Conditions improve during the afternoon with some breaks of sunshine, helping temperatures climb to 81 degrees.
Another shower is possible Sunday night as a cold front moves through. Behind the front, noticeably less humid air arrives for Monday with a high near 77 degrees and very pleasant conditions.
Tuesday will be even cooler, with highs reaching only 74 degrees. However, humidity and the threat of thunderstorms are expected to return by Wednesday and continue into Thursday.
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THE 7-DAY FORECAST
Saturday
Sun fades, night rain. High 78
Sunday
AccuWeather Alert: Stormy start, PM breaks. High 81
Monday
Nice, much less humid. High 77
Tuesday
Pleasant sunshine. High 74
Wednesday
T-storm possible. High 79
Thursday
Still a chance. High 81
Friday
Mostly sunny. High 79
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