Staten Island Showers End Monday, 70s Return
Staten Island weather clears up Monday with temperatures rising into the mid-70s.
The Brief
- Showers will end by Monday morning with clearing skies expected by afternoon.
- High temperatures will be in the mid-70s on Monday and Tuesday, peaking at 78 degrees on Wednesday.
- A cold front is expected to move through the region Friday, with possible temperature drops by Saturday.
The National Weather Service reported that showers on Staten Island will end by Monday morning, with clearing skies anticipated by afternoon.
No weather warnings are active for Richmond County, though minor coastal flooding is possible in other parts of New York City during Monday and Tuesday morning high tides.
Forecasters noted that a large area of low pressure, stretching from Nantucket to the Delmarva Peninsula, is moving offshore Monday morning, taking showers and thunderstorms with it.
Radar and lightning data indicate the storms are weakening, with this trend expected to continue as the system moves east.
Winds will shift to the northwest and weaken through Monday afternoon, becoming light from the north overnight. No significant rain is expected for Staten Island through the rest of Monday into Tuesday.
In New York City, a coastal flood statement remains in effect for Brooklyn and southern Queens through Monday morning’s high tide.
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