Friday was just a gorgeous day. Plenty of sunshine, low humidity, a refreshing NW breeze, and temperatures in the 60's. This was due to high pressure building in from the west.
Tomorrow should feature more of the same. High pressure will move to the south of the NYC area, and because of that, an afternoon sea breeze will develop at the coast, leading to cooler conditions. Tomorrow should be sunny, I don't see any rain during the day as the upper level ridge in place holds on a little longer. Temperatures inland should be in the 60's, if not a few degrees higher than Friday's. Once the ridge axis moves off the coast tomorrow night, a warm front will attempt to push in due to a ULL spinning in the western states. So the best chances for rain will be during the overnight hours. The 12Z ECMWF may be too quick to move out the ridge axis, and the best chances for rain may come much later at night.
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