Synopsis:
High pressure gradually retreats north in response to Hurricane Maria tracking northeast off the Mid-Atlantic coast. No impacts but high surf on ocean beaches are expected from Long Island but she will keep winds at a roughly easterly direction through Wednesday night, resulting in cooler temperatures than we have experienced over the weekend and Monday. A cold front will pass through early Thursday morning, with the core of the colder air mass arriving Friday. Thursday will be slightly cooler but noticeably drier.
Tuesday
Gradual clearing with light northeast winds.
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Wednesday Night
Mild with patchy fog developing late.
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Wednesday
Overcast and areas of fog early with partial clearing throughout the day.
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Wednesday
Night
Overcast and muggy with a slight chance of drizzle.
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Thursday
Sunny, warm and comfortable humidity.
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