Jeff Smith

Updated fall foliage map as most places outside of the city are now at peak or past peak.

Another nice day tomorrow with sun through high clouds will be followed by areas of fog late at night into early Wednesday before warm sun returns. A few showers showing up Thursday afternoon could evolve into steadier rain into Friday depending on the position of a cold front.

This afternoon will be nice and warm for early November with sun mixing with some high clouds.

October goes down in the books as a warmer-than-average and drier-than-average month in Central Park.

Fantastic fall foliage on Long Island, this shot taken from one of our traffic cams in Lake Success, Nassau County.

That was a 4:52pm sunset now that clocks fell back an hour.

The dry stretch continues into midweek along with a warmup that'll get us into the lower 70s before rain finally returns late Thursday, especially at night, possibly lingering into Friday before we gradually clear out next weekend.

After some clouds around tonight, tomorrow will be a bit warmer with periods of clouds and sun.

Dry stretch and a warmup will take us through Election Day before some rain finally shows up again later Thursday into Friday.

Final sunset before the clocks fall back

Frost Advisory in effect overnight into early tomorrow morning for eastern Long Island along with coastal Westchester and Fairfield Counties.

I would venture to say that runners will appreciate these conditions for the TCS NYC Marathon tomorrow, complete with a very light wind.

Get ready for much earlier sunsets (and sunrises) starting tomorrow as clocks fall back an hour overnight.

Spookily nice for trick-or-treaters this evening as temperatures fall through the 50s with a nearly calm wind.

After a seasonable afternoon, a nice warmup will take us through tomorrow and especially Friday. This weekend won't be as warm, but still quite nice for Halloween and the TCS NYC Marathon. Any chance of rain waits until early next week, and even then it's trending drier.

Nice fall colors showing up in Central Park, probably peaking in early to mid November.

Expect some sun through high clouds this afternoon with seasonable temperatures. Tonight will be partly cloudy with some areas of fog developing, mainly north and west of the city (closer to 40 in some suburbs). Tomorrow will be warmer and pleasant with sun and a few clouds.

Still the chance of some brief, minor tidal flooding along coastal Fairfield County with this afternoon's high tide cycle.

A cooler couple of days will be followed by another warmup that'll take us into the 70s on Friday before a weekend cooldown (still above average). The dry stretch takes us through Halloween and the TCS NYC Marathon before some rain possibly returns late Sunday night or Monday.

This afternoon will be cooler despite plenty of sunshine, leading into a clear to partly cloudy night with some 30s in outer suburbs.