Cool, crisp and dry conditions continue on Long Island heading into November

And it's a lot cooler than yesterday, Jen, but it's really not that much cooler than the average. 59 is your average high yesterday, and the past couple have just been unseasonably warm. We were well into the 70s, which is about a record for yesterday. We're looking gorgeous out there. This is a view of Fire Island Lighthouse. Just amazing. Amazing looking day, but it's cool. So for trick-or-treating, maybe you have some plans to enjoy Rise of the Jack-o'-lanterns, some other fall festivities. It's just a gorgeous, gorgeous afternoon and evening, but you'll need the jacket by the time the sun sets. Everybody's really Quickly into the 40s. It's going to drop into the 30s tonight because that wind is so calm out there. So that's going to give you a cooler start to your Sunday. But we'll be in the 60s in the afternoon. We'll also stay in the 60s for Monday and Tuesday. High pressure overhead. So that keeps us dry again. Really nudges some warm weather in for the middle of the week. But we'll also watch out for some rain for the end. Finally going to be looking at rain. I don't think anybody was complaining about the dry stretch we've had though. Officially two weeks tomorrow without rain. Isn't that amazing? And we will see an end to that starting Thursday.