By Kristina Pydynowski, Senior Meteorologist
April 20,2014; 8:58PM,EDT
A cooldown at midweek will erase the warmup expected for New York City Monday and Tuesday.
After the Easter weekend ended on a cooler note, milder air will once again pour across the New York City area on Monday and boost temperatures into the middle 60s.
A good deal of sunshine will compliment the rise in temperatures and create another great day to get outdoors.
Air flowing in from the cold ocean, however, will keep south-facing coastal communities cooler.
Further warming will occur on Tuesday ahead of a cold front, boosting temperatures into the upper 60s.
The warmth will not last long as the cold front sweeps a shower or two through late Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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Temperatures will then take a tumble in the front's wake, leading to highs of around 60 F on Wednesday. A brisk wind will create even lower AccuWeather.com RealFeel® temperatures.
As quick as the cooler air arrives, it will depart and give way to a rebound in temperatures late in the week.
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Anthony Sagliani
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The world's oceans are feeling quite feverish lately. Global average for April 19 about +0.21 deg C. pic.twitter.com/OxamYUMZxx
Frank Strait
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This doesn't look very May-like for the eastern part of the country. #cmonman pic.twitter.com/XRrBj0lIQl
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Happy Easter Everyone!
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