A cool start to the week will lead into a period of extended unsettled weather, with multiple disturbances bringing chances for rain throughout the remainder of the week. During this period, temperatures will remain generally below normal under the influence of these cloudy conditions and rain, though not by much.

Rest of today – increasing clouds with high temperatures rebounding into the upper-50s from a cool start in the mid-40s. The first of several quick-hitting storm systems should move in overnight, bringing generally light precipitation leading into early tomorrow morning. Overnight lows are expected to be warmer in the upper-40s with clouds staving off radiational cooling as occurred overnight into today.

Tuesday – brief period of dry weather Tuesday as a ridge of high pressure builds in. If more sun than clouds materializes during the afternoon, we could see temperatures nearing 70°F, though temperatures could end up in the low-60s if clouds linger all day. Rain chances increase into the overnight hours with overnight lows near 50°F.

Wednesday – mostly cloudy and cooler with a stationary front setting up near or just south of NYC. This will bring easterly onshore flow and keep temperatures in the mid-50s. As another low develops west of us and slides up along this stationary frontal boundary, rain chances will increase through Wednesday. Overnight lows in the low-50s.

Thursday – temperatures expected to rebound into the mid-60s with the stationary front changing into a warm front and slowly pushing north. Clouds and rain yet again. Mild overnight lows in the low-50s.