Quiet conditions don't last as potential nor’easter eyes the region later this week

Good morning, Marcy. Good morning, everyone. Happy Taco Tuesday. We are loving what's in store today. We're starting off with some clouds, but lots of sunshine this afternoon. Let's get into our weather checklist before we step out the door. Do you need a coat? Yes, a light coat, a sweater, temperatures in the 40s, near 50 degrees. You can leave the umbrellas at home, grab the sunglasses. The winds are not as intense as it was yesterday. They were just whipping. Just left and right. Today, a little bit calmer. Gusts up to 25 miles per hour. And our forecast rating is a 7. Quite an upgrade compared to yesterday, and tomorrow is the pick of the week. So, right now, looking good across the borough from Brownsville to Bushwick, even towards Williamsburg. We are just waking up to some clouds and some chilly temperatures. If you are taking the kiddos to school in Starrett City, or maybe commuting to work, we are expecting some clouds and chilly temperatures before we get into the upper 50s to low 60s. Depending on where you are. So, smooth sailing in Red Hook this afternoon, 65 degrees. Looking good in Coney Island at 63. East New York at 62. So, a touch milder compared to the last couple of days. We are seeing some chilly temperatures overnight. Winds are starting to calm down tomorrow before they pick right back up. We are tracking some wet weather that can bring us a potential nor'easter. I'll give you the latest timing coming up.