IT AIN'T GONNA BE BACK FOR A WHILE. ALL RIGHT, TIME NOW FOR A CHECK ON THE FORECAST. LONNIE QUINN IS JOINING US. HOW WE LOOKING OUT THERE NOW? >>> FIRST OF ALL, WE'RE PLAYING BASEBALL AT CITI FIELD. HERE WE GO. THREE NIGHTS IN A ROW, PLAYOFF BASEBALL FOR THE METS. RIGHT NOW THE GAME JUST GOT UNDER WAY. 54 DEGREES. HAVE THE COAT. THOSE TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO BE DROPPING. BY TOMORROW NIGHT, FIRST PITCH, SAME TIME 8:08 ON THURSDAY NIGHT, ABOUT 54. VERY SIMILAR-LOOKING DAY. THE DIFFERENCE IS GOING TO BE ON FRIDAY. NOW, FIRST OF ALL, THE GAME ON FRIDAY IS AT 5:08. YOU

HAVE A SUN ANGLE THAT WILL BE MILDER OUT THERE, BUT IT'S 64. HIGH TEMPERATURES WILL BE A BIT ABOVE AVERAGE. THEN IT REALLY GETS MILD AS YOU PUSH INTO THE WEEKEND. THIS IS WHAT WE'VE GOT OUTSIDE. THE SKIES LOOK GREAT. TEMPERATURE RIGHT NOW COMES IN 54 DEGREES. IT'S CLEAR. IT'S KIND OF BRISK OUT THERE. COLD WEATHER ALERTS ARE IN EFFECT OVERNIGHT. OUTSIDE THE CITY, YOU COULD BE WAKING UP TO FROST. IN OUR NORTHWESTERN SUBURBS, WE HAVE A FREEZE WARNING FOR YOU WHERE YOU DROP DOWN TO BELOW THE 32-DEGREE MARK. YOU START TO REBOUND TOMORROW, MEANING WE'RE STARTING TO BUILD THE TEMPERATURES A LITTLE BIT. YOU

START. YOU FEEL IT ON THE WEEKEND. THERE'S A SNEAKY LITTLE COAST ALOE THAT LOOKS TO STAY AWAY FROM THE AREA, BUT IT DOES GET CLOSE TO THE AREA. 42 IS YOUR OVERNIGHT LOW. SUB-FREEZING FOR SUSSEX, MIDDLETOWN, AND ENOUGH WINDCHILL OUT THERE THAT IT'S MAKING THE CITY FEEL LIKE 38-DEGREE. FEELING LIKE THE 30s FOR EVERYBODY EARLY IN THE MORNING. THE FROST ADVISORY, THE LIGHT BLUE SHADING, AGAIN IT'S NOT INTO THE FIVE BOROUGHS YET. THE FIRST FROST, BETWEEN THE 14th AND THE 31st. WE'RE IN THAT WINDOW AND WE HAVEN'T HAD IT YET. JUST OUTSIDE, YOU COULD HAVE THAT

FROST ON YOUR WINDSHIELD, BUT THE AREA SHADED IN PURPLE, FREEZE WARNING WHERE IT COULD BE DOWN TO THE FREEZING MARK. THIS LOW GETS CLOSE. I'LL KEEP AN EYE ON THAT ONE. AS I PULL UP THE SEVEN-DAY FORECAST AND MAKE MY WAY OVER TO DICK BRENNAN'S DESK, TALK TO HIM ABOUT SOME WEATHER STUFF, 60 DEGREES TOMORROW. 66 BY THE TIME YOU GET TO FRIDAY. THAT'S A LITTLE BIT ABOVE AVERAGE. AND THEN IT'S THE 70s. A 70-DEGREE READING OR GREATER FROM SATURDAY THROUGH NEXT WEDNESDAY WITH REALLY NO BIG WEATHER SYSTEMS DEVELOPED OVERHEAD. THAT'S A PRETTY EXTRAORDINARY FORECAST. AND I KNOW YOU GUYS AT HOME PROBABLY GET BORED OF

ME SAYING IT BECAUSE I SAY IT EVERY NIGHT, WE NEED SOME RAIN, GANG. NOBODY WANTS TO TALK ABOUT HOPING FOR A RAINY DAY. I'M HOPING FOR A

First Alert Forecast: Cold weather alerts overnight in Tri-State Area - 10/16/24

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First Alert Forecast: Cold weather alerts overnight in Tri-State Area - 10/16/24

First Alert Forecast: Cold weather alerts overnight in Tri-State Area - 10/16/24

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