Take advantage of Monday’s sun and warmth, New Yorkers — it’s only going downhill from there.
The city will see a plunge into cooler weather this week, with the silver lining that skies will remain clear throughout the workweek, according to the National Weather Service.
"Every year is a little different. It’s normal as you transition into winter to have periods where you’re above normal and periods where you’re below normal. You’re going to bounce around a bit," said NWS meteorologist Patrick Maloit.
Monday will start off almost spring-like, with a high of 58 degrees and a low of 37, according to the NWS. But Tuesday’s temps drop to a high of 41 and a low of 28. Wednesday is even colder, with a high of only 38 and a low of 29. Thursday and Friday warm up slightly, to a high of 41 degrees.
"The fact that we’re below normal for a week is nothing unusual when you look at it in a big picture," Maloit said. "It’s more unusual if you’re exactly what the normal is."
