Fall is here -- and so is the chill.
The first frost advisory of the season was issued Friday for New York's Sullivan and western Ulster counties ahead of an expected temperature drop Friday night. The cooler overnight temperatures could bring NYC its first dip into the 40s since early May.
The chill bottoms out Saturday morning, then temperatures rebound near 70.
It'll be even warmer on Sunday, but you probably want to stay away from the beach.
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Fall Chill
Hurricane Fiona will continue to send large swells our way, impacting people in coastal areas on Long Island and the Jersey Shore and triggering dangerous rip currents and rough surf. Beach erosion is also likely in some spots.
The rain, though, stays out of the forecast through most of next week apart from a chance of sprinkles on Sunday. Showers and thunderstorms could start as early as Sunday afternoon and continue through the night, perhaps into Monday.
10-Day Forecast
