Brief reprieve

But a few places picked up, up to two inches of rain this morning across eastern Suffolk.

So, fortunately... we did not have the damaging flooding that was seen in nearby new jersey and the hudson valley now that low is drifting away and dissipating but the upper trough is still lingering over the northeast so can't rule out that um could touch off a couple of isolated showers tomorrow Now, high pressure builds in weekly for Saturday.

It's going to be a short-duration affair, and we'll have low humidity for Friday into the first part of Saturday.

But then we'll get warm advection ahead of another frontal system that could start as early as Sunday afternoon.

And this is looking like it brings the potential of For a prolonged rain event for Monday and Tuesday, I have to see where the frontal boundary sets up.

If it sets up far enough east, most of the rain would be offshore.

But this is another one of those scenarios where the flow aloft is going to become parallel to the boundary.

Now, so for your Friday, we'll call it partly sunny with just a stray shower.

This will be in the low to mid 80s, but the flow is pretty weak and light out of the southwest.

So there will be sea breezes.

So expect more like mid 70s right at the beaches and got that 20% chance of a shower.

Now, Friday night, partly clear, will be in the upper 60s, but it'll already start turning more muggy.

And Saturday looks quite muggy.

High temperatures will be in the low to mid 80s and will fall back into the low 70s.

Now, Sunday, it's not a disaster of a day, but definitely would not call it dry either.

We'll say mostly cloudy and we'll look for about 30% of the region to get a shower or thunderstorm after 12 o'clock.

It will be muggy and again will be in the low to mid 80s.

Then we'll look to see what happens with the beginning of next week with that cold front and the next upper trough as the flow changes.

becomes more parallel to it.

That weather prediction center does have the area in that slight risk of excessive rainfall.

So it is something worth monitoring.