Islip

Toms River, you're up to 70.

It's 68 in Islip and 65 in Bridgeport.

Dew points are in the 40s.

That's why we have that crisp, fall-like feel outside.

Rain returns on Sunday.

I wanna give you a closer look at morning temperatures.

Lows earlier, Monticello, you drop down to 41, 45 in Poughkeepsie, even Morristown 48, and 52 in Islip.

We're warming up into the 60s, but it's 70 in Toms River, 68 in Morristown, and 64 in Danbury, and the breeze is lighter compared to yesterday.

Newark, 74.

68 in Danbury, and 72 in Islip.

The breeze is picking up, as expected, out of the north and northwest, between 2 to 15 miles per hour.

We could have winds gusting as high as 20 to 25, so a refreshing breeze on tap for the remainder of this afternoon.

57 in the city.

Even Poughkeepsie down to 43.

The 50s in Islip.

And we take those numbers into the lower 70s later Tuesday afternoon.

Feels really pleasant outside.

70 in Islip.

We've made it to the low 70s down the shore and we've made it to the upper 50s for our northern neighborhoods, which is a big recovery from where we started this morning.

Our highs today will land in the upper 70s, close to 80.

These temperatures are closer to average for this time of the year.

Quorum 78, 80 in Hempstead and 79 in Islip this weekend.

Saturday, the better half.

And then Sunday, we'll have the return of showers and storms.

A live look at One World Trade.

Temperatures in the 60s and the 70s.

60 in Poughkeepsie and 67 in Islip.

But I want to turn off the temperature so we can get right to radar.

It feels more like summer because of higher dew points.

81 in the city, up to 85 in Belmar and Toms River, even 83 in Islip and 81 in Poughkeepsie.

The winds are getting stronger, turning breezy out of the northwest, changing direction ranging from two to 14 miles per hour.

We will continue to have wind speeds ranging from 10 to 20, lasting throughout the rest of this afternoon.

It's not JFK.

It says Islip.

I'll be quite honest.

If you're from Islip, don't take this personally.

I didn't even know where Islip was.

Turns out it's some town in Long Island.

I was thinking, why are you flying out of Islip? I make to Islip.

I get on the plane.

Plus all the beautiful bay beaches.

I have now since moved out of the town of Babylon to the town of Islip where we go to state parks, which is Robert Moses.

So the councilman was not happy that I liked Robert Moses.

When I can just be honest with you, it's the same ocean.

Sean, how lazy are you? Okay, so go to Gilgo and run the two feet to the water.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

I grew up in Islip.

Okay.