Staten Island residents can expect a cool and dry weekend with temperatures significantly lower than typical late August conditions, according to the National Weather Service. High temperatures will struggle to reach the 80-degree mark, staying in the upper 70s with clear skies and light northwest winds.
The weather service forecasts high temperatures around 78 to 80 degrees on Saturday and Sunday, approximately three to five degrees below normal seasonal temperatures. Overnight lows will drop dramatically, ranging from the upper 40s in cooler areas to the upper 50s and lower 60s in the New York City metro area. Residents should prepare for unusually chilly evening temperatures, with some areas experiencing lows nearly 10 degrees below normal.
We’re expecting wonderful weather for your Labor Day weekend festivities thanks to high pressure. Today, highs will be around mid-70s with plenty of sunshine! And if you’re heading to the beach? More good news – we have a low risk of rip currents today. Happy Saturday! pic.twitter.com/7cb5C0tnC6
— NWS New York NY (@NWSNewYorkNY) August 30, 2025
The cool weather pattern will persist through early next week, with similar conditions expected. Dry air and high pressure will dominate the region, creating clear skies and minimal precipitation chances. The weather service indicates that temperatures will remain more reminiscent of mid-September than late August, suggesting residents should have light jackets or sweaters available for evening outings…