The "no showers in sight" trend will continue through the next several days. But there will be a cooldown on the way. It will be brief but Thursday into Thursday night will be feeling a little chilly, especially closer to the mountains.

Temperatures will trend below average for both the highs and the lows from now into Friday morning. Along the way, there will be clear skies and breezy winds at times.

Friday afternoon into Saturday involves temperatures bouncing back into the mid-60s to mid-70s, along with fair skies. Saturday looks great and will trend above average, so it is the Pick of the Week.

Sunday night into Monday, a storm system will try to swing into the Northeast. It will attempt to bring some much-needed showers to the region. There is a chance for rain to arrive Sunday evening and leave by Monday's morning rush.

After that system passes by, another cool-down is on the way for mid-week next week.

FALL FOLIAGE: Peak color is popping up in the Catskills in Ulster County. Moderate levels of color are visible in Dutchess and northern Orange counties. From I-84 and southward, low levels of color are popping up.

OVERNIGHT: Mostly clear, cool and crisp. Lows: upper-30s to mid-40s.

THURSDAY: Sunny, breezy at times, and cooler than average. Highs: upper-50s to low-60s. Lows: upper-30s to low-40s.

FRIDAY: YOM KIPPUR (at sunset - 6:19 p.m.) - Sunny and pleasant with seasonable temperatures. Highs: mid-60s. Lows: upper 40s to low-50s.

SATURDAY: Pick of the week- Mostly sunny with above-average temperatures. Highs: low to mid-70s. Lows: mid-40s.

SUNDAY: Sun and clouds with a chance for showers late in the day. Highs: upper 60s. Lows: upper-40s to low-50s.

MONDAY: After scattered morning showers fade, partly cloudy skies and breezy winds at times will follow. Highs: low-60s. Lows: upper-30s to low-40s.

Below is a video from Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Alex Calamia on Milton's impacts tonight in Florida. The storm will not affect the Connecticut, New Jersey and New York areas.