According to the National Weather Service, the partially sunny sky on Friday will give way to another rainy weekend.
The high temperature on Friday reached the middle at the 1970s, depending on where you are on Long Island, with a bass about 61.
“Temperatures will be closer to normal today being on the fresh side of the border, with summits ranging from the mid -1970s to around 80,” said forecasts.
Overnight, showers and a possible storm are planned between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. on Saturday, with more showers at noon. Then the weather service said that more showers are scheduled after 14 hours
On Saturday evening, there is 30% of light rain, said the meteorological service. The top will be a 67 costs and there is 80% chance of precipitation.
There will be a “moderate” quantity of fine particle pollutants in the air of Long Island on Saturday, the American air quality index scheduled for Friday afternoon. This comes after a week during which there was a few days when local air was considered “unhealthy for sensitive groups” due to smoke from Canadian forest fires or ozone.
“Moderate” is the second of the six increasingly dangerous categories of air quality.
Anyone who could be “unusually sensitive” to fine particles should reduce the duration and intensity of outdoor activities.
On Sunday, there is a light chance for most of the day and a summit of 66.
The rest of the week should be mainly cloudy with 30% chances of showers on Monday and Thursday.
