Mostly sunny and chilly Sunday before warmer temperatures arrive next week across Long Island

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Nov 14, 2026
Thanks, Jen. Starting to look a little like Christmas.
Well, how about Thanksgiving? We have leaves blowing around,
and yes, it's going to be a very blustery afternoon today
with temperatures about seven or eight degrees below normal
with lots of clouds and a brisk feel in the air.
For our Sunday, we're going to see more in the way of sunshine, still
a bit on the chilly side, but we are looking at a dry week coming up
with a warming trend with temperatures getting back up to above normal
as soon as probably Thursday. As far as our future cast goes,
lots of clouds across Long Island for the afternoon.
Maybe one or two sprinkles in a few spots,
but that would be the exception.
Rather than the rule, the clouds clear out during the overnight period.
Temperatures once again down in the 30s.
Now, Sunday afternoon, not a totally sunny day.
We'll have a few clouds around,
and we'll add a degree or two onto the thermometer for your Sunday.
And Monday, we'll add another degree or two under mostly sunny skies,
temperatures topping out close to 50.
You get the idea.
We're going to be stepping up slowly
with the temperatures over the next several days.
Low 50s for Monday, mid 50s by Tuesday,
upper 50s by about Wednesday into the low 60s for Thursday and Friday.
So if the chill is too much for you this weekend, just stick around.
We'll have a nice warming trend heading our way next week.
And nothing, if any, in the way of rain.
Very low chance of precipitation for the entire week coming up.
As far as this afternoon, again, a brisk feel in the air.
Temperatures in the mid 40s, probably wind chills down around 40
with evening wind chills getting down in the 30s.
So if you have Saturday night plans,
make sure you bundle up air temperatures generally in the 30s
and the wind chills a little bit chillier than that.
It's going to be brisk on the water too, small craft advisory continues
in effect for the afternoon and probably till early tomorrow morning
with winds northwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. Again, the good news.
Here we go with our extended forecast 50 degrees on Sunday
into the low 50s by Monday or so mid 50s Tuesday, upper 50s Wednesday.
And look at that as we head into Thursday, Friday, Saturday, we're
into the low 60s, maybe even mid 60s with little if any chance of rain.
