The brunt of the chill will be locked up across New York and New England, where highs in the 40s and 50s F will feel much cooler thanks to a stiff northwest breeze," Duff said.
An area of high pressure over the Ohio River Valley will promote cooling northwest winds in New England through the weekend, keeping temperatures around 5 degrees below average.
Although the average high in Boston is in the middle 50s, temperatures on Sunday and Monday will struggle to surpass 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
Factoring in the wind, AccuWeather RealFeel® temperatures will be held to the upper 30s and lower 40s across southern and eastern New England, even during the warmest part of the afternoon.
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The crisp but dry weather will give area residents an excellent opportunity to check out the remaining fall colors, Duff said.
According to a report released by The Foliage Network on Nov. 3, leaves are at or near peak across the mid-Atlantic and along the Northeast coast.
As high pressure moves over New England early next week, milder and less windy conditions will return.
Temperatures are expected to rebound into the 60s across southern New England and even to around 70 F in the southern mid-Atlantic on Tuesday.
While temperatures may get throttled back at midweek in the wake of a cold front, there are signs that a stronger shot of arctic air will plunge into the Northeast around the start of next weekend and give residents another taste of winter.
Story written by AccuWeather Meteorologist Faith Eherts