For tonight, expect mostly clear skies with lows around 47 degrees.

Long Island drying out by the afternoon with cooler temps

Moonrise is 6:08 p.m. and the moon will appear larger than normal on the horizon and peak full moon is 11:47 p.m.

The first of 4 consecutive supermoons rises tonight over Long Island

As of now, there are two computer models ( ECMWF - EUROPEAN / GFS - AMERICAN ) suggesting a storm will make its close approach to our area on Monday.

A storm on Thursday will bring some heavy rain and gusty winds. Some minor street flooding is possible during the Thursday morning rush. 

Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Rich Hoffman says some storms this afternoon could have gusty winds and brief heavy rain.

The change in track will shrink the window of bad weather. The worst of the storm impacts will be Friday evening.