"According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will start climbing into the 50s Friday, just in time for the spring equinox, and will reach the 60s on Saturday and Sunday. NWS said this "warming trend" follows days of below-average chills this week, including real-feel temperatures in the 20s and 30s."
"Agency meteorologist James Connolly said temperatures this time of year normally hover around 50 degrees. But colder air will return on Monday and Tuesday, with highs in the mid-to-upper 40s, Connolly said."
"As for precipitation, most of the weekend will be dry after a frontal system comes through Friday night into early Saturday morning. "We're expecting up to a quarter inch of rain," Connolly said. "Not a lot, but enough to wet the ground and produce a little moisture out there.""
New York City will see temperatures climb into the 50s on Friday for the spring equinox, reaching the 60s on Saturday and Sunday after a week of below-average cold with real-feel temperatures in the 20s and 30s. Normal temperatures for this time of year hover around 50 degrees. The warming trend will be short-lived, as colder air returns Monday and Tuesday with highs in the mid-to-upper 40s. Most of the weekend will remain dry, though a frontal system Friday night into early Saturday morning will bring up to a quarter inch of rain. Sunday evening may see low chances of showers as another frontal system arrives, with additional wet weather possible Monday morning.
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