STORM WATCH: Wet travel continues with fog, showers; heavier rain returns tonight

NOW TO 10 P.M.

Keep the rain coat and umbrella with you! Periods of rain, drizzle and fog continue. Most of the rain will be light until another round of heavier rain returns after 10 p.m., but there are large puddles and poor visibility at times. Use caution traveling and keep the rain gear with you and slow down travel through tonight.

10 P.M. TONIGHT TO 3 A.M. FRIDAY

A round of steadier, heavier rain moves across Long Island during these overnight hours. This will lead to additional localized ponding of water, low visibility and potholes will continue to be difficult to see at night and full of water. Please slow down travel if you will be out overnight and drive for the changing road conditions. We expect an additional one half inch to one inch of rain during this time.

GLOOMY AND GRAY FOR TWO DAYS

FRIDAY: While steadier rain will end well before the Friday morning commute, an overcast sky will linger along with a spotty rain shower chance. High temperatures on Friday will be around 41 degrees.

SATURDAY: Unfortunately, clouds will hang with us for the start of the weekend, too. Temperatures should reach the middle to upper 40s, but expect an overcast sky with a stray rain shower. There will be another chance for a few showers Saturday night into early Sunday morning.

DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME BEGINS SUNDAY

This is a reminder to "spring forward" one hour on Sunday at 2 a.m. Sunrise on Sunday morning will be at 7:15 a.m. and sunset will be at 6:51 p.m.

WARMING UP A BIT!

SUNDAY: The weather will finally become nicer on Sunday. It will likely be a slow start with a few early morning rain showers, but clouds will break for sun into the afternoon and high temperatures will spike into the upper 50s for most of Long Island. Parts of Nassau County can be warmer and even touch the lower 60s, while the East End likely stays in the upper 40s.

MONDAY - TUESDAY: Nice! Mostly sunny to a mix of sun and clouds with high temperatures at least in the 50s. There is a chance that more 60-degree temperatures will be possible on Tuesday for Nassau County and western Suffolk County, while the East End stays in the 40s. Stay with News 12 for updates on how warm it will get next week.

WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY: Scattered rain shower chances increase with highs staying in the upper 40s to middle 50s.

CHILLIER WEATHER RETURNS LATE NEXT WEEK

After a front moves through next Thursday, temperatures for next Friday through next weekend are expected to drop back into the upper 30s to middle 40s. This time of year, the normal average high temperature is around 45 degrees.

Have a great night and stay dry!