Chief Meteorologist Steve LaPointe

Update time: 22:15, 9.8.2024

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WEATHER OVERVIEW

After Debby, mostly dry and pleasant weather at the weekend
Debby will exit the Northeast overnight, taking any remaining rain showers with her, setting the stage for a largely dry and pleasant weekend with significantly lower humidity and a pleasant breeze. Saturday will be the brighter day with mostly sunny skies. Sunday will likely be a bit cloudier as slightly colder air aloft allows for the formation of sizable cumulus clouds in the afternoon, particularly over the Adirondacks and in Vermont, where some spotty, unstable showers are possible. Otherwise, dry weather should prevail in most areas on Sunday. The generally pleasant, calm weather will continue into the coming week, with a warming trend after Monday and highs around 27 degrees by midweek.

OVERNIGHT

Any persistent rain showers will end in the early morning hours

Partial clearing

Humid, increasingly windy

WIND: SW to W 10-20 mph

LOW: 62-68

MORNING

Mostly sunny

Airy

Pleasant

Dry

WIND: NW 10-20 mph

HIGH: 77-82, mid-80s in the mid-Hudson Valley

TOMORROW NIGHT

Cloudy in places

Scattered fog

WIND: Light SSW

LOW: Mid to late 50s

SUNDAY

A mix of clouds and sunshine

Isolated rain showers in the Adirondacks and VT, otherwise dry

Airy

WIND: WSW 10-20, gusts to 25 mph

HIGH: 75-80

MONDAY

A mix of clouds and sunshine

Isolated showers possible in the Adirondacks and VT, otherwise dry

Pleasant

HIGH: Mid 70s