Workweek Forecast for Rye Has it All

The latest back-to-work forecast is only missing snow. Still no sign of snow in the forecast, fortunately.

If you can, try to enjoy Monday’s weather. A gorgeous fall day with plenty of sunshine and temps in the low 60s for Westchester County.

Monday night temperatures drop back into the mid- to high-30s for much of the region, and dipping below freezing up north.

And then a noticeable change on Tuesday. Temps won’t hit 50 degrees throughout the area during the day, and at night we can see some patchy frost, the National Weather Service states. Expect temperatures in the mid- to high-30s for the county.

Wednesday will start off as a nice fall day with highs in the mid 50s and mostly sunny skies. But as the day progresses, patchy fog may creep in, and there’s a chance of some light rain or drizzle.

Rain is forecast throughout a good portion of Thursday with temps in the low 60s. The rain may be heavy at times, according to reports.

“The winds shift around to the northeast Monday night, and that will help usher the chill back into the Hudson Valley. A cold night, will be followed by a chilly Tuesday,” writes Bill Potter of Hudson Valley Weather. “As Wednesday and Thursday approach, a strong frontal system approaches from the west. That will bring clouds and warmer air back into the Hudson Valley starting Wednesday afternoon… and by Thursday some rain, that could be heavy at times.”

On Friday, things dry out a bit, starting out cloudy and becoming mostly sunny in the afternoon. Temperatures will be in the upper 50s.

The weekend looks partly sunny right now with highs in the mid- to upper-40s.

Patch Editor Brian McCready contributed to this report.

Map via AccuWeather.com