Yisroel R.
Monsey is in for an unsettled stretch of weather this week, with showers and thunderstorms expected on multiple days before conditions gradually improve heading into Thursday. The greatest chance for widespread rain and storms will come on Tuesday.
Monday will be warm and humid, with a high of 83 degrees and a low of 66 degrees. Skies will start partly cloudy before showers and thunderstorms become possible during the afternoon hours.
Tuesday is expected to be the stormiest day of the week. Thunderstorms are likely, with an 80 percent chance of rain and the potential for strong, gusty winds. Temperatures will stay cooler, reaching a high of 76 degrees with a low of 66 degrees.
Wednesday will remain unsettled, with morning showers followed by scattered thunderstorms during the afternoon. While rain is still possible, it is expected to be less widespread than Tuesday. Highs will reach 78 degrees, with overnight lows around 63 degrees.
Thursday will bring a noticeable improvement as clouds mix with periods of sunshine and only a slight chance of a passing shower. Temperatures will rebound to a high of 81 degrees before cooling to 63 degrees at night, ending the week on a more comfortable note.