Quiet Conditions Don't Last as Potential Nor’easter Eyes the Region Later This Week
Brooklyn will see a relatively calm stretch through Wednesday before a possible storm brings heavy rain and much colder temperatures heading into the weekend.
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FORECAST
Brooklyn will see a fairly quiet day on Tuesday, with sunshine and clouds sharing the skies. Winds will ease compared to recent days, but occasional gusts near 20 mph will still be noticeable. Temperatures will climb into the low 60s by the afternoon, offering a seasonably cool day across the borough.
Tonight will remain mostly clear, with temperatures dropping into the low 40s. Wednesday is expected to be the calmest day of the week and a good opportunity to enjoy some quieter weather before a potential storm system approaches late Thursday.
LATE WEEK STORM
A possible nor’easter could impact the region from Thursday afternoon through early Saturday morning. The heaviest rainfall is currently expected Thursday night into Friday, which could bring periods of steady and potentially heavy rain to Brooklyn. Snowflakes are also possible across far northern and higher-elevation locations, but that is not expected to be a concern for the borough.
Once the storm departs, much colder air will move into the region. Temperatures from Sunday through Tuesday are expected to remain in the low 50s during the afternoon, with overnight readings dropping significantly. It will be a noticeable change from the relatively mild conditions earlier in the week. We will continue monitoring the storm's track and potential impacts as the forecast evolves.
