Staten Island residents can expect a sharp temperature dip after Monday’s brief showers.  The National Weather Service says it will be partly sunny in the morning, with a high around 54°F.  

At night, the temperature will plunge nearly 20 degrees, settling near 34°F by Tuesday morning.  

Sunlight returns in the afternoon of Tuesday, lifting daytime highs into the mid‑50s.  Overnight temperatures will fall again to the mid‑40s, and rain may arrive after 2 a. m.  

The rest of the week should be mostly sunny, with highs in the mid‑60s.

Pollen levels, especially from trees, are forecast to stay very high all week.  Those who suffer from allergies should keep windows and doors shut, particularly when the wind blows.  

It is wise for allergy sufferers to avoid outdoor exercise early in the morning and to shower and change clothes after returning inside.  

These precautions can help reduce pollen exposure and keep symptoms under control.


# Staten Island Weather Outlook

- **Monday** – brief showers; partly sunny in the morning, high around **54 °F**.  
- **Tuesday Night** – temperature drops ~20 °F, settling near **34 °F** by morning.  
- **Tuesday Afternoon** – sunlight returns; daytime highs climb into the **mid‑50s**.  
- **Tuesday Night** – overnight lows fall again to the **mid‑40s**; rain possible after 2 a.m.  
- **Wednesday–Friday** – mostly sunny, highs in the **mid‑60s**.

## Allergy Alert

- Pollen levels (especially tree pollen) remain **very high** all week.  
- Keep windows and doors shut when the wind is strong.  
- Avoid early‑morning outdoor exercise; shower and change clothes after returning indoors.

These precautions can help reduce pollen exposure and keep symptoms under control.



Cold Weather and Pollen Alert for Staten Island

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