Strong cold front delivers a mid-November feel to the Hudson Valley starting Saturday
Temperatures will struggle to reach the mid-50s during the day and fall into the 30s at night.
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FORECAST
The storm threat has ended, but some rain may linger into early Saturday before clearing out. A very strong cold front will continue to move through the area, bringing the coldest air of the season for the weekend. Temperatures during the day will stay in the 50s and then fall into the lower 30s at night, with some upper 20s north. The winds will also make it feel even colder on Saturday.
The winds on Saturday will be out of the north and can gust up to 30 mph. The winds will lighten up heading into Sunday. Frost possible away from the coast for the next couple of nights. Temperatures may not fall below freezing closer to the city, but they will north. The wind will make it feel like the upper 20s and lower 30s early Sunday morning.
The cold front will remain well offshore and an area of low pressure will develop along it. With a coastal storm nearby, the winds will stay elevated. No rain is expected at this time, but some clouds may come in starting Monday. Temperatures will eventually rise back to seasonable levels this week with some sunshine.
Stay with your News 12 team of meteorologists for any updates.
