Quiet Weather Ahead Before Potential Nor’easter Brings Rain and a Blast of Cold
Wednesday offers the best weather of the week, but a developing storm could bring soaking rain Thursday night into Friday, followed by the coldest air of the season.
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FORECAST
The weather will remain relatively quiet across the Hudson Valley on Tuesday, although it will still feel a bit chilly. Winds will not be as breezy as they have been, but occasional gusts near 20 mph are still expected. A mix of sunshine and clouds will continue throughout the day, with afternoon temperatures reaching the low 60s.
Tonight will bring another quiet stretch of weather, with mostly clear skies and temperatures dropping into the low 40s. Wednesday is shaping up to be the pick of the week, offering the calmest conditions before a potentially more active weather pattern develops.
POTENTIAL NOR'EASTER
Attention then turns to Thursday through Saturday as a possible nor’easter could develop and impact the region. The heaviest rainfall currently looks most likely from Thursday night into Friday, although some forecast details could still change. A few snowflakes cannot be ruled out across the far northern and higher elevations, where temperatures will be colder.
Once the storm moves out, much colder air is expected to settle into the region. Sunday through Tuesday could bring afternoon temperatures in the low 50s, with some areas struggling to reach the upper 40s. Overnight temperatures will fall close to freezing, and it could feel even colder across parts of the Hudson Valley. We will continue monitoring the potential nor’easter and provide updates as the forecast becomes clearer.
