FORECAST:
The dry, breezy and cooler weather trend continues again for Monday.
There may be some clouds at times early Monday and even a few sprinkles or light showers as another cold front moves through the area. This front passes through mainly dry, but helps the winds pick up again with gusts in the afternoon that could reach 30 mph.
Temperatures for the most part will be close to seasonable, if not slightly above. It will be cool overnight and into Monday morning with widespread temperatures in the 40s. Temperatures Monday afternoon will approach the low 60s but with the winds, it will feel cooler.
Tuesday and Wednesday will be more of the same but without the gusty winds.
Much colder air will settle into the tri-state area past Veterans Day on Wednesday. The jet stream will dive farther south for the end of the week and a coastal storm is looking more likely now for Friday.
With a storm just offshore, there is a risk of winds and rain for most, with a chance of snow in the mountains.
Check back with the News 12 Storm Watch Team for more updates on next week's weather.
FUTURECAST:
TIDES:
FOLIAGE UPDATE (New report every Wednesday):
