Favorable weather returns to Long Island Sunday
Less windy, sunshine and 70s are expected to end the weekend.
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WHAT TO KNOW
After a chilly and breezy Saturday, conditions improve on Sunday with more sunshine returning to the region. Expect a bright start to the day with sunshine mixing with a few fair-weather clouds through the afternoon. Temperatures will be noticeably milder, climbing into the 70s for many locations, while winds will be much lighter compared to Saturday.
Clouds will gradually increase during the evening hours ahead of an approaching disturbance. While most of Sunday remains dry, there is a chance for a few spotty rain showers to develop overnight Sunday into early Monday morning. Any rainfall is expected to be light and scattered.
If you have outdoor plans on Sunday, weather conditions will be much more favorable with comfortable temperatures, lighter winds and plenty of dry hours before clouds increase later in the day.
FORECAST
SUNDAY: The pick of the weekend. Expect a good deal of sunshine early, with some clouds increasing later in the day. Winds will be much lighter, and temperatures will rebound into the low to mid-70s. Most of the day stays dry, making it a great day for the beach, boating, backyard gatherings, and outdoor activities.
MONDAY: A mix of sun and clouds, with the chance for a passing showers. It will be mild, with temperatures in the low to mid-70s. Keep an eye on the forecast for changes, but as of Saturday morning's forecast, it will trend dry.
TUESDAY: Mostly sunny and comfortable. Temperatures will be around the upper 60s to near 70 with a stray midday shower or storm.
WEDNESDAY: A mix of sun and clouds, with a slight chance for a passing shower. Temperatures will reach around 70 with plenty of dry time.
THURSDAY: Mostly sunny and a bit warmer. Temperatures will be in the low to mid-70s, with pleasant conditions for outdoor plans.
FRIDAY: A warm finish to the week, with a mix of sun and clouds. Temperatures will climb into the upper 70s, making it feel much more like early summer.
MARINE CONDITIONS
The roughest marine conditions will be across the eastern Long Island Sound, the Atlantic waters off Eastern Long Island and the South Shore bays, where gale warnings are in effect for strong winds and rough seas. Boating is not advised, especially farther east. Beachgoers should also be aware of a moderate rip current risk along the South Shore ocean beaches.
Conditions improve considerably for both boaters and beachgoers as winds and seas diminish. It will be a much better day to get on the water, though a moderate rip current risk and a small craft advisory remains in effect.
