It will be a fairly quiet day across the Bronx on Tuesday, with a mix of sunshine and clouds throughout the afternoon. Winds will not be as breezy, although occasional gusts near 20 mph will remain noticeable. Temperatures will reach the low 60s, making for a seasonably cool afternoon.

Tonight will stay mostly clear and chilly, with temperatures dropping into the low 40s. Wednesday is expected to be the pick of the week, bringing another relatively calm day before a potential change in the weather arrives later Thursday.

A developing nor’easter could impact the region from Thursday afternoon through early Saturday morning. The heaviest rainfall currently looks to arrive Thursday night into Friday. While the Bronx is expected to see primarily rain, some snowflakes could mix in across far northern and higher-elevation areas where temperatures will be colder.

The bigger story may be what follows the storm. Much colder air is expected to move into the region this weekend and linger into next week. Afternoon temperatures from Sunday through Tuesday are forecast to settle into the low 50s, while overnight temperatures will become noticeably colder. We will continue watching the storm's development and fine-tune the forecast as more details become available.