Long Island to See Sunshine return After Coastal Flooding, But Breezy Conditions Persist
Long Islanders are drying out after recent coastal flooding, but a shift in the weather pattern promises a return to sunshine beginning Wednesday. While lingering water may remain in previously flooded areas, the immediate threat has passed, and brighter conditions are on the horizon.
The transition marks a welcome change after unsettled weather, offering a respite for residents and businesses impacted by the flooding. Though a breeze will continue through the week, temperatures will gradually moderate, wiht a mostly sunny weekend forecast. Here’s a detailed look at the week ahead:
Tonight, expect mostly cloudy skies with occasional showers or drizzle. Conditions will be breezy and cool, with overnight lows around the mid-50s.
Wednesday will start cloudy, but sunshine will develop throughout the afternoon. Highs will reach around 66 degrees, with a continued breeze. Overnight lows will drop to around 42 degrees.
Thursday and Friday will be sunny but cooler, with highs around 59 and 62 degrees respectively. A sweatshirt or jacket may be needed as the breeze persists, remaining around 10 to 20 mph.
Looking ahead to the weekend, Saturday will bring a mix of sun and clouds, with highs around 67 degrees and lows near 55. Sunday will see increasing cloud cover, and a chance of showers arriving overnight, with highs around 72 degrees and lows near 54.
