A weak cold front will move through the area by tomorrow, dropping our temperatures and giving subtropical storm Josephine more of an easterly nudge out of here. As the storm pulls away and the front drops south, our winds will finally settle down. The weather remains dry and the sun returns, but it's going to be pretty chilly waking up Saturday morning with lows in the lower to mid-40s. Frost is likely north and west, outside of the City.

Subtropical storm Josephine is unlikely to remain subtropical for much longer as it moves farther away from the Northeast. The storm is very powerful and will intensify more, but it is not a threat for us. The impacts that we have been feeling, such as the winds and rough conditions offshore will gradually subside tonight and Friday.

The dry stretch of weather continues into next week. Expect more sunny autumn days and cooler nights ahead. This is perfect weather for more colorful foliage as well as nighttime stargazing. Watch the moon become full later this weekend as it pairs up with the planet Saturn overnight.