Sunday is dry, but also much cooler with a gusty northwest breeze.

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Smoke from a massive wildfire in New Jersey could impact parts of our area again on Friday, but will depend on how much it's contained.

Otherwise, it will be a warm day with sun and areas of high clouds, ahead of some rain to start the weekend.

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Look for sunny skies to be clouded by smoke Thursday as a massive wildfire continues to burn in Ocean County, New Jersey.

Lee Goldberg has more on how the smoke could impact visibility and air quality in our area.

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Look for a top ten day Wednesday as our string of nice weather continues.

More of the same is in store for the rest of the workweek before showers arrive Friday night into Saturday.

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Get ready for a 20 degree warm-up Tuesday then above-average temps the rest of the week before rain returns. Lee has the forecast.

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The warming trend continues into the weekend, with a summer-like Saturday as temperatures may reach the 80s.

There could be some showers at night north and west of the city.

We cool down slightly on Sunday and Monday but bounce back with a stretch of mild days starting Tuesday.

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More clouds on Friday with a breeze in the afternoon and milder temperatures.

The warming trend continues into the weekend, and temperatures will approach 80 degrees on Saturday.

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Spring has sprung, but a month in, the chill hasn't shown itself out the door just yet.

In the first special edition of "Weather or Not" from ABC's new podcast studio at 7 Hudson Square in lower Manhattan, WABC-TV chief meteorologist Lee Goldberg looks at the big picture with Paul Pastelok, AccuWeather's senior meteorologist and lead U.S. long-range forecaster.

After an 80-degree day in March offered a taste of summer, April has been struggling to achieve sustained mild weather -- parts of the area even saw snow this past weekend -- but we may see some more warming toward the end of the month.

The long and short of it, however, may be bad news for lovers of mild weather: Despite periodic warmups, don't expect warm weather to stick around sustained stretches, even into May, says Pastelok. In fact, if you are living in the interior Northeast, you may want to wait to put out your flowers.

How will this stubborn pattern of cool weather, influenced by a late-season polar vortex and Western ridging, affect what's left of spring and then the summer itself? Will we see a string of humid, 90-degree days like we did last year, or will summer temperatures trend cooler for a change?

Lee and Paul break it all down for us on "Weather or Not with Lee Goldberg."

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It will be breezy and cold with occasional rain and drizzle to start the weekend, in what will be a very raw Saturday.

We will dry out later Sunday, and then it will be milder, with highs in the 50s.

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Another chilly day with occasional rain and drizzle to end the work week.

Rain and drizzle sticks around on Saturday but we will begin to dry out before the spring-feel returns on Monday.

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