The driest stretch of the year continues for the Bronx and it will last for the next several days. It's warm and breezy today with sunny skies and temperatures near 70-degrees. Noticeably cooler weather returns tonight and will last through the weekend. Rain will return next week with temperatures remaining warmer than average.

Ample sunshine is expected this afternoon with temperatures around 70-degrees. A strong wind will develop from the northwest at 10-20 mph. Gusts could occasionally reach 30 mph. There's an elevated risk for fire spread today.

Temperatures are pleasant this evening, in the mid 50s, but chilly overnight. Low temperatures will drop to near 50-degrees across the city with wind chill values dropping into the mid 40s.

Temperatures are chilly despite abundant sunshine. Expect morning lows in the 50s and most of the afternoon to remain in the 50s with a north wind at 5-10 mph.

It's a cold start to the morning for marathon runners, but the wind will be calm. Morning lows are near 40-degrees with partly cloudy skies expected. Temperatures are in the 40s until mid morning and near 60-degrees for the afternoon high. Winds will remain light and variable on Sunday.

It is dry and warm for most of the week with high temperatures climbing to near 70-degrees through the work week. Rain is likely on Thursday evening and Friday with just a slight chance for showers for next weekend as of right now.

Temperatures will be chilly after next week with high temperatures in the 40s and 50 and the first widespread freeze of the season possible by the middle of November