Long Island weather: Increasing clouds as day wears on, high around 70, NWS says
Expect increasing clouds as the day wears on Monday, but otherwise we're in for a pretty nice day all around, according to the National Weather Service.
The temperature will be right around 70 degrees with a light breeze.
And Tuesday figures to be more of the same, the weather service said, with a high of about 72 degrees.
However, there's a good chance of showers Tuesday night into Wednesday and a chance of showers Thursday, as well — though temperatures are expected to climb into the low 80s.
The good news? Sunny skies are on tap for Friday — with a high of 80 degrees.
And though showers are possible Saturday, the forecast predicts that chance is slight, with a high around 80 in store for both Saturday and Sunday.
There are no weather advisories or warnings issued for Nassau or Suffolk on Monday.
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