"Frost formation is likely early today in eastern Essex and Union counties, Hudson County and portions of Nassau County, with advisories in effect until 9 a.m. EDT. Most neighborhoods inside the five boroughs should only see patchy frost, but suburban gardens and community plots are more exposed and easier to damage."
"Temperatures climb through the week, with highs in the low 50s today and into the low 60s Friday, then a more noticeable warm up early next week. Readings could run well into the 60s and 70s by Monday and into the 70s to 80s next Tuesday."
"A dry cold front on Saturday could bring lower humidity and gusty northwest winds, creating elevated fire weather concerns for brush and debris if an ignition occurs. Go easy with open flames or debris burning on Saturday and follow any local restrictions."
New York City faced a cold morning with temperatures in the mid 30s and frost advisories in effect for parts of Nassau County and northeastern New Jersey. Most neighborhoods in the city may only see patchy frost, but exposed gardens are at risk. The day is expected to be mainly dry and sunny, with a chance of fog affecting early commutes. Temperatures will rise throughout the week, reaching the low 60s by Friday and potentially into the 70s by next Tuesday, with fire weather concerns on Saturday due to dry conditions.
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