Weather Forecast: Cold Air and Upcoming Warm Temperatures

Meteorologist Vanessa Murdock predicts a record-cold start to Sunday, followed by a week of warming temperatures.

### Weather Update: Chilly Nights and Warming Days Ahead
* 🌧 The block party on East 115th Street was perfectly timed to avoid today's rain, which included **heavy downpours** in some areas, particularly Sussex County, where **nearly three-quarters of an inch fell**.
* 🌬 Wind gusts reached up to 55 mph, but the main concern now is the **arrival of colder air**, leading to a **brisk morning tomorrow**.
* 🌡 Tonight's forecast predicts a low of **55 degrees**, just three degrees shy of the record cold of **52 degrees** set in 1871, indicating a potential **record-cold start to Sunday**.
* ☀ Tomorrow's high is expected to **rebound to 74 degrees**, with temperatures continuing to rise to **78 degrees on Monday** and **82 degrees on Tuesday**.
* 🌤 The upcoming week will bring **generally above-seasonable temperatures** and a drop in humidity, transitioning from a **sticky day to dry and crisp air** by tomorrow morning.
* 📅 Rain chances are minimal for the next several days, with only a **10% chance** north of the city on Monday, as a high-pressure system brings **drier conditions**.
* 🌌 Currently, clear skies are observed to the west of the city, while more clouds linger to the east, marking the **end of the cold front** that ushered in today's weather.
* 🌡 Tomorrow's temperatures will range from the **60s in the north and northwest** to the **low 70s elsewhere**, with a warm-up expected to **mid-80s by midweek**.

ON EAST 115th STREET BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD AVENUE. LOOKS LIKE THE BLOCK PARTY WAS TIMED JUST PERFECTLY TO MISS OUT ON THE RAIN TODAY. >>> METEOROLOGIST VANESSA MURDOCK IS HERE WITH A FIRST ALERT FORECAST. SOME SPOTS HEARD HEAVY DOWNPOURS AT ONE POINT, BUT NOW THE BIG HEADLINE IS THE CHILL. >> SOME LOCATIONS IN SUSSEX COUNTY GOT NEARLY THREE QUARTERS OF AN INCH, AND THAT HEAVY RAIN CAME WITH SOME POWERFUL WIND GUSTS UP TO 55 MPH ON THE SOUND. BUT BEHIND THE WET AND AT TIMES WINDY WEATHER, THAT COLD AIR IS ROLLING IN AS WE SPEAK. BE PREPARED FOR A VERY VIGOROUS AWAKENING TOMORROW MORNING BY

THE CHILL. LIVE OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW, THIS IS A SPECTACULAR VIEW FROM HIGH ATOP THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING. WE ARE LOOKING AT CLEAR SKIES TONIGHT, DRY AIR FALLING INTO PLACE, SO IT HAS THE POTENTIAL TO BE A RECORD-COLD START TO YOUR SUNDAY, NOT FORECASTING IT, BUT GETTING VERY CLOSE TO RECORD COLD. BRIGHTER AND COOLER FOR YOUR DAY TOMORROW THAN A WARMER AND DRY WEEK AHEAD. LET'S TALK MORE ABOUT THAT RECORD COLD. 52 DEGREES IS THE RECORD COLD FOR SEPTEMBER 8, SET BACK IN 1871. THIS IS A LONG-STANDING RECORD. TONIGHT, WE FORECAST A LOW OF 55, THREE DEGREES SHY. WE WILL SEE WHAT HAPPENS. AS WE LOOK AT WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT TOMORROW

AFTERNOON, IT IS A HIGH OF 74, SO A NICE REBOUND. 78 DEGREES ON MONDAY THAN TUESDAY, 82. WE CONTINUE TO WARM THINGS AT MIDWEEK AND BEYOND. THIS IS GENERALLY SPEAKING, FORECAST ABOVE SEASONABLE. HUMIDITY WILL BE DROPPING. IT WAS STICKY TODAY BUT BY TOMORROW MORNING THE AIR WILL BE DRY AND CRISP AND IT STAYS THAT WAY FOR SEVERAL DAYS AND THE RAIN CHANCES ARE BASICALLY NOW FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL, THE EXCEPTION BEING NORTH OF THE CITY MONDAY WITH A 10% CHANCE. OVERHEAD RIGHT NOW WE HAVE CLEAR SKIES TO THE WEST OF THE CITY. MORE CLOUDS TO THE EAST. A COLD FRONT USHERED IN WHAT

WEATHER TODAY AND NOW THAT COLD FRONT IS PUSHING OUT. A HIGH PRESSURE IS BUILDING IN. AS FAR AS THE DRIER AIR COMING INTO PLAY, DEW POINTS RIGHT NOW ALONG THE EASTERN QUARTER IN THE MID-50s. AS WE LOOK TO THE WEST HERE'S THE DRIER AIR. THE DEW POINT AND -- DETROIT, 40, SO WE ARE TALKING ABOUT A SUBSTANTIAL DROP OFF IN A HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM BRINGING IN A DRIER AIR IS GOING TO STAY FOUR DAYS, MIGRATE TO THE EAST AND AS IT HAPPENS WE'RE GOING TO SEE THAT GRADUAL WARM-UP INTO THE WORK WEEK SO TEMPERATURES WILL MOVE ABOVE NORMAL BY MONDAY AND 80s ARE LIKELY THROUGHOUT THE REST OF THE WORK WEEK. TONIGHT, IT'S ALL ABOUT

THE CHILL. 48 IN SOMERVILLE, 49 IN FREEHOLD, AND 55 IN THE CITY. TOMORROW, HIGH TEMPERATURES IN THE LOW 70s. 60'S TO THE NORTH AND NORTHWEST. 67 FOR A HIGH TOMORROW IN WOODBERRY AND MONTICELLO. MOVING FORWARD, WE HAVE A MODERATE RISK OF RECURRENCE TOMORROW. AS WE LOOK AT YOUR EXTENDED SEVEN-DAY FORECAST, IT IS TONS OF SAND AND WARM UP TO MID 80s BY MIDWEEK.

First Alert Forecast: Potential record cold start to Sunday in New York - 9/7/24

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Heavy downpours and powerful wind gusts occurred in some areas, but the rain has now passed, giving way to cold air.

Clear skies and dry conditions are expected tonight, potentially leading to a record-cold start to Sunday.

The forecasted low of 55 degrees is just three degrees shy of the record set in 1871.

The high temperature will rebound to 74 degrees this afternoon, rising to 78 on Monday and 82 on Tuesday.

Humidity will drop, bringing dry and crisp air for several days, with minimal rain chances.

A high-pressure system is moving in, causing a gradual warm-up and above-normal temperatures in the 80s for the rest of the work week.

Chilly temperatures are expected, with lows in the 40s and 50s.

Tomorrow will bring high temperatures in the low 70s, with a moderate risk of recurrence.

The extended seven-day forecast shows a warm-up to the mid-80s by midweek.