Tonight: It turns cooler across Long Island as a steady northwest breeze moves in. It may feel a bit brisk, especially near the coast. There’s a small chance of a brief light rain or snow shower late tonight—nothing significant—just a cooler, breezy night.

Saturday: This will be the chilliest day, with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s and nighttime lows dropping into the 20s. It’s not extreme, but it will feel like a step back toward winter. A jacket will likely be enough for most people, especially with the breeze.

Sunday: Conditions start to improve as temperatures return closer to normal for late March. It will feel noticeably milder than Saturday, especially during the afternoon. Still a bit cool early and late in the day, but overall more comfortable.

Next week: A warming trend sets in, with temperatures possibly reaching the 60s and even 70s by Tuesday and Wednesday, though coastal areas may stay a bit cooler. There’s a chance for occasional showers from midweek into late week, but it doesn’t look like a washout—just something to keep an eye on.