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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR SOUTHEASTERN NY...NORTHEASTERN NJ AND
SOUTHERN CT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEW YORK NY
321 PM EDT SUN MAY 12 2013

HIGH PRESSURE WILL CONTINUE TO BUILD INTO THE REGION
TONIGHT...PROVIDING CLEAR SKIES AND DRY CONDITIONS. WINDS WILL ALSO
DIMINISH...BUT IT WILL BE CHILLY AS LOWS DIP INTO THE UPPER 40S IN
THE NEW YORK METRO AREA...LOWER 40S ALONG THE COAST...AND EVEN SOME
30S IN THE NORMALLY COLDER SPOTS. FROST IS POSSIBLE FOR AREAS WELL
INLAND AND IN THE PINE BARRENS REGION OF LONG ISLAND.

IT WILL REMAIN DRY AND COOL THROUGH TUESDAY AS HIGH PRESSURE WILL
PROTECT US FROM ANY STORM SYSTEMS. HIGHS WILL LIKELY NOT BREAK THE
60 DEGREE MARK ON MONDAY AND OVERNIGHT LOWS WILL BE EVEN COOLER FOR
MONDAY NIGHT AS COMPARED TO SUNDAY NIGHT. LOWS WILL RANGE FROM THE
MIDDLE 40S IN THE NEW YORK METRO AREA...UPPER 30S ALONG THE
COAST...AND LOWER 30S INLAND. FROST WILL BE MORE WIDESPREAD AND
THERE MAY BE SOME ISOLATED AREAS WELL INLAND THAT REACH THE FREEZING
MARK.

WARMER TEMPERATURES ARE EXPECTED ON TUESDAY...BUT IT WILL STILL BE
SLIGHTLY BELOW NORMAL FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR.

$$

JP