Weather Forecast: Chilly Winds and Upcoming Warm-Up

Weather conditions will improve, bringing warmer temperatures by the weekend after a chilly and windy week.

### Weather Update: Strong Winds and Upcoming Temperature Changes
* 🌬 Students in shelters and families struggling to log on should call **311 for assistance** during the windy conditions.
* 🌞 The weather has turned beautiful with lots of sunshine, although **strong winds are causing some camera shaking**.
* 🌡 Current temperatures are around **41 degrees** in Central Park, with winds out of the west at **12 miles per hour** and gusts reaching **29 miles per hour** in the city.
* ❄ The wind chill is making it feel much colder, with temperatures feeling like **34 degrees** in Central Park and as low as **17 degrees** in Monticello.
* 🌪 A wind advisory is in effect until 6 p.m., with **potential gusty winds continuing overnight and into Election Day**, although not quite reaching advisory levels.
* 📈 Temperatures are expected to warm slightly for Election Day, reaching **49 degrees**, with a more significant warm-up coming on Wednesday when highs could reach the **upper 50s**.
* 🌤 By the end of the week, temperatures are forecasted to **bounce back significantly**, hitting **67 degrees by Friday** and remaining in the **mid- to upper 60s** through the weekend.
* ☁ Today started with snow showers and clouds, but conditions are expected to improve with **decreasing clouds and drying conditions** as the afternoon progresses.

STUDENTS IN SHELTERS AND FAMILIES STRUGGLING TO LOG ON SHOULD CALL 311. YOU SAW AT THE TOP OF THE HOUR, THE STRONG WINDS PULLING TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. ELISE FINCH IS BACK WITH THE FULL FORECAST FOR US AT NOON. IT TURNED INTO A BEAUTIFUL LOOKING DAY; WE HAVE LOTS OF SUNSHINE OUT THERE. BUT OCCASIONALLY, YOU CAN MAKE OUT THAT THE CAMERA IS SHAKING. WE HAVE 41 DEGREES IN CENTRAL PARK, WINDS OUT OF THE WEST AT 12 MILES PER HOUR. WE HAVE SEEN GUSTS TO 29 MILES PER HOUR. AND WE HAVE SEEN STRONGER GUSTS IN OTHER AREAS. TEMPERATURES OVERALL ARE IN THE LOW TO MID-40s, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF MONTICELLO, WHICH IS BELOW WHERE WE SHOULD BE.

WHEN YOU FACTOR IN THE SIGNIFICANT WINDS, WE ARE TALKING NOT ONLY 29-MILE-PER-HOUR GUST IN NEW YORK CITY, BUT 37 FOR WHITE PLAINS AND 38 FOR EDISON. TEMPERATURES IN THE LOW TO MID-40s, TAKING IT DOWN TO THE 30s. IT FEELS LIKE 34 IN CENTRAL PARK AND 17 FOR MONTICELLO. WE HAVE A CHILLY AIR MASS IN PLACE. WE DEAL WITH GUSTY WINDS AS WELL. TOGETHER, THINGS ARE FEELING LIKE DECEMBER OUT THERE. WE HAVE AN AREA OF LOW PRESSURE NOW MOVING AWAY FROM US. IT HAS BEEN DEEPENING SIGNIFICANTLY. WE HAVE AN AREA OF HIGH PRESSURE SOUTH AND WEST. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HIGH AND LOW IS GENERATING SIGNIFICANT WINDS. THE WIND ADVISORY IS SET TO

EXPIRE AT 6 P.M. ONE MODEL IS SHOWING WE COULD SEE GUSTY WINDS OVERNIGHT. THEN AGAIN TOMORROW, NOT QUITE TO ADVISORY CRITERIA BUT THE CHILL LINGERS FOR ELECTION DAY. TEMPERATURES WILL WARM A LITTLE BIT. THE WINDS WILL SUBSIDE A LITTLE AND IT WILL FEEL BETTER. OVERALL, IT WILL BE A CHILLY AND A BIT WINDY FOR TUESDAY. AS WE HEAD INTO WEDNESDAY, THE WINDS CALM DOWN AND THE TEMPERATURES START TO GO UP MORE SIGNIFICANTLY. WE WILL SEE TEMPERATURES IN THE UPPER 50s BY WEDNESDAY, WARMER AS WE HEAD TOWARDS THE END OF THE WEEK AND INTO THE WEEKEND. TEMPERATURES BOUNCE BACK SO SIGNIFICANTLY THAT WE ARE TALKING TEMPERATURES 5 DEGREES.

ABOVE AVERAGE ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY. A LITTLE BIT OF A PAYBACK FOR THE WEEKENDS WHERE THINGS HAVE BEEN UNPLEASANT. WE ARE HEADED FOR A DIFFERENT KIND OF WEEKEND FOR THE FIRST FULL WEEKEND IN NOVEMBER. FOR TODAY, WE STARTED WITH SNOW SHOWERS NORTH AND WEST OF THE CITY. WE STARTED WITH LOTS OF CLOUDS FOR EVERYONE ELSE. WE ARE SEEING DECREASING CLOUDS AND DRYING CONDITIONS AS THE AFTERNOON GOES ON. 43 DEGREES IN THE CITY BUT BECAUSE OF THE WINDS THAT ARE WHIPPING, IT WILL FEEL LIKE BETWEEN 30 AND 35 DEGREES FOR MOST OF THE TRI-STATE AREA. NORTH AND WEST IT WILL FEEL EVEN COLDER, BETWEEN 15 AND 25. SO THAT'S WHAT YOU WILL WANT TO

DRESS FOR TONIGHT, DIPPING DOWN TO 39, AND STILL BLUSTERY, SO 39 WILL FEEL LIKE 30 DEGREES. I PROMISED A WARM-UP, AND HERE IT IS. 43 TODAY TO 49 DEGREES FOR ELECTION DAY TUESDAY. FOR WEDNESDAY, SUNNY AND 53 DEGREES. THURSDAY IS MILDER. FRIDAY IS 67 DEGREES, AND IT LOOKS LIKE WE WILL STAY IN THE MID-AND UPPER 60s THROUGH THE WEEKEND.

New York Weather: Blustery Winds & Bitter Cold

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Students in shelters and families struggling with online access are advised to call 311.

Central Park is currently 41 degrees with westward winds at 12 mph, experiencing gusts up to 29 mph.

The chilly air mass and strong winds are making temperatures feel much colder, with a wind advisory in effect due to the significant gusts.

Weather Forecast: Chilly Winds and Warming Temperatures

Gusty winds are expected overnight and into Election Day, with temperatures warming slightly.

Tuesday will be chilly and windy, but by Wednesday, the winds will calm down and temperatures will rise significantly, reaching the upper 50s.

The warming trend will continue into the weekend, with temperatures bouncing back by 5 degrees.

Weather Update: November Weekend Forecast

The weather is expected to be above average from Thursday to Sunday, offering a payback for previous unpleasant weekends.

Today, snow showers were observed north and west of the city, with decreasing clouds and drying conditions throughout the afternoon.

Winds are making it feel colder, with temperatures in the city feeling like 30 to 35 degrees, and even colder north and west, ranging from 15 to 25 degrees.

Tonight's temperature will drop to 39 degrees, feeling like 30 with the wind.

A warm-up is expected, with temperatures rising from 43 degrees today to 49 degrees on Election Day.

The rest of the week will see milder temperatures, reaching 67 degrees by Friday and staying in the mid- to upper 60s through the weekend.