STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The weather isn’t quite frightful yet, but some days this upcoming week will make you think the fire is so delightful.
Sunday’s windy conditions can and, unfortunately, will, blow around lawn décor, unsecured furniture, and other outdoor necessities as the gusts hit nearly 40 miles-per-hour, according to AccuWeather, as an advisory preps New York City and Long Island for the gusts.
Add in an odd sprinkle of rain or two, and that’s the day.
It won’t be terribly cold until nightfall, when the high of 54 degrees drops to 39 degrees.
The AccuWeather RealFeel predicts that the nighttime temperature will feel more like 26 degrees than 39 degrees.
That wind advisory will continue Sunday into early Monday morning, before dissipating at 6 a.m.
The beginning of the workweek is considerably chillier with the wind continuing to push gusts of 36 miles-per-hour, making the 46-degree high temperature feel more like 36 degrees. The sun will be shining between some pesky clouds, too.
Tuesday and Wednesday will shape up similarly to Monday, though the wind begins to die down and the chill abates to the fall weather we’ve been experiencing.
Clouds move back in on Thursday as temperatures scrape 52 degrees, perfect for lovers of a gloomy November day.
Friday, on the other hand, will be noticeably warmer. With high temperatures reaching 58 degrees, periods of rain will punctuate a mostly cloudy day.
The weekend before Thanksgiving will differ by 10 degrees with Saturday topping out at 62 degrees while Sunday will just hit 52 degrees. A mix of sun and clouds will be featured on both weekend days, thought Sunday will have some grumpier clouds.
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