This year summer wasn’t overly warm in the Hudson Valley but it looks like fall is trying to make up for that. We’re continuing a warm stretch. Then eyes will turn to Tropical Storm Nate and its potential impact on the East Coast.
Temps will approach 80 degrees — 10-15 degrees above normal — and it will feel very humid this weekend. For Friday, it's going to be mostly sunny, though a few isolated showers could show up.
"This pattern should persist through the weekend," said Bill Potter of Hudson Valley Weather. "A general warm, mix of clouds and sunshine… with an ever present threat for a spot shower or sprinkle at times. If you have weekend plans, you should be fine… just be aware of a passing shower or two."
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Nate is forecast to make landfall as a hurricane along the upper Gulf of Mexico coast of the U.S. on Sunday, said Alex Sosnowski, AccuWeather senior meteorologist. It could bring rain as far north as the Hudson Valley by Sunday night.
Here's what Hudson Valley Weather predicts for us this weekend:
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- Friday-Unseasonably warm, with highs around 77, lows in the upper 50s. Patchy fog possible at night.
- Saturday-Quite warm, highs around 80, lows dropping only into the mid 60s. Windy, mix of clouds and sun. Some isolated showers possible. Dew point around 60.
- Sunday-Even warmer and more humid. Highs in the low 80s. Lows in the high 60s. Isolated showers or thunderstorms possible in the afternoon. Dew point 65-70. Chance of rain Sunday night rising to 60 percent.
Image: AccuWeather.com
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