Tomorrow, it might get close to or below 80 degrees in New York City, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. Our cold front will dry out before it gets to us, so there will be less cloud cover and a lower chance of rain on Friday, which will be an extra day of mild weather.
Across parts of the Midwest, that cold front will be the cause of extreme weather like heavy rain and thunderstorms later this morning and all through the night. Later today, groups of storms will come together to make a strong line that will hit places like Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, and Oklahoma. There is a chance of damaging winds that could reach a lot of people, big hail, frequent lightning, heavy rain, and even a few tornadoes.
Because of this, the National Weather Service will likely issue severe weather watches and maybe even tornado watches if the situation calls for them. Rain and storms could also reach as far as Wisconsin, Illinois, and Missouri, and then go down to Arkansas, Texas, and Louisiana. As the line gets farther out, it will get thinner, but these places could also have severe thunderstorms tonight or early tomorrow morning.
Today in the NYC area, it will be sunny and not too cold. The highs will be around 70 degrees. The high-temperature tomorrow will be between 75 and 80 degrees. It will be hottest in downtown Brooklyn, upper Queens, and west of Manhattan, near Newark and Jersey City.
As was already said, our front isn’t very strong when it gets here on Friday. This means more sun and a breezy day with highs in the upper and middle 70s. It will be cooler near the shore. It might rain a few times in the afternoon, but it will start to get cooler after that.
This weekend, the first weekend in November will have sunny, breezy days with highs near 60.
