AccuWeather: Mostly sunny
AccuWeather forecast for NYC, New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
NEW YORK (WABC) -- Tuesday will feature sunshine much of the time, although some humidity will linger. Humidity levels are expected to decrease during the afternoon, especially near and north of New York City.
High temperatures will reach about 84 degrees, bringing more comfortable conditions. Tuesday night will be mainly clear with a low around 71 degrees.
Wednesday is expected to be very warm but not excessively humid, with temperatures climbing to around 87 degrees. While it will be warm, conditions should not feel overly oppressive.
Humidity increases again on Thursday, with periods of sunshine mixed with the chance of a shower or two. High temperatures are forecast to reach about 82 degrees.
We are also monitoring a storm system south of New York City that could spread showers into areas south of the city on Friday. Temperatures are expected to top out near 80 degrees, and a shower remains possible.
Saturday looks cooler with a high of 78 degrees.
The second half of the weekend carries a better chance for showers, with temperatures around 78 degrees on Sunday. There will also be a slight chance of lingering showers on Monday, when highs are expected to remain just below the 80-degree mark.
THE 7-DAY FORECAST
Tuesday
Mostly sunny. High 84
Wednesday
Very warm, not humid. High 87
Thursday
Humid, sun and a shower. High 82
Friday
Showers south? High 80
Saturday
Shower possible. High 78
Sunday
Showers in the area. High 78
Monday
Still a chance. High 79
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