New York, NY – Breezy conditions across New York State today could bring gusts exceeding 40 mph, posing risks to travelers on major highways. Drivers on I-87 and I-95 should take extra precautions, especially during afternoon hours when winds are strongest.
According to the National Weather Service, high pressure from the west and low pressure strengthening in the northeast are creating windy conditions statewide. Gusts of 30-40 mph are expected, with isolated gusts over 40 mph in higher elevations and along the coast. Drivers should secure loose items on vehicles and watch for falling branches.
Monday offers calmer weather with mostly sunny skies and temperatures near 52°F. However, breezes will linger at 15-20 mph, keeping a slight chill in the air. Monday night could see a 30% chance of showers after midnight, with steady temperatures around 51°F.
By Tuesday, rain becomes a concern as showers are expected before 1 p.m. The heaviest rain could impact the morning commute. Temperatures will rise to 56°F before clearing again Tuesday night.
Thanksgiving Day is forecast to be mostly cloudy, with showers likely by the afternoon. Highs near 51°F could feel colder with the potential for gusty winds. Those traveling should plan for wet conditions and delays.
Looking ahead, Friday and Saturday are expected to be mostly sunny, offering relief from midweek rain. Highs in the mid-40s will make for a brisk but pleasant holiday weekend.
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