Coldest morning of the season? Temperatures plunge into the 20s and 30s
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WEATHERSunday, October 18, 2026 12:45PMNEW YORK (WABC) -- Some of the coldest temperatures so far this fall greeted Tri-State residents Sunday morning, with several suburbs falling below freezing as frost developed across parts of the region. Temperatures dropped into the 20s and low 30s across portions of northwest New Jersey, the Hudson Valley and interior Connecticut. Among the coldest readings were 27 degrees in Monticello and 29 degrees in Poughkeepsie and Danbury. Morristown reached the freezing mark, while Central Park was noticeably milder at 42 degrees. The good news: the biting chill is expected to be short-lived. With clear skies and lighter winds than Saturday, temperatures are forecast to rebound into the upper 50s by the afternoon, reaching a high near 58 degrees in New York City. While milder than the morning, that's still below the seasonal average of 64 degrees. High pressure over the Northeast is keeping conditions dry and sunny Sunday, with only light northeast winds between 6 and 12 mph. The chilly pattern continues Sunday night, when temperatures will fall back into the 30s across outlying suburbs and the 40s in the city.
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