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Today marks the seventh, and last, consecutive day of rain. It was a good run –3.31 inches fell in Central Park, but the streak itself falls well short of biblical standards. There's still enough moisture around to keep a few clouds in the sky today, but the threat of rain, and that stupid stationary front, have disappeared. Somewhat sunny and mild weather tomorrow will bring a little weather variety into our lives. Enjoy the sun while you can because it looks like Ernesto, or what will remain of Ernesto, is going to give us some clouds on Friday and possibly heavy rain and winds on Saturday. It is too soon for Gothamist to have confidence in the details, but Labor Day weekend is beginning to look like a total washout, with Saturday looking especially unpleasant. In the meantime you can amuse/prepare yourselves by watching any number of Weather Channel reports from the beaches of Florida letting us know that tropical storms are rainy and windy.

In case anyone has forgotten what fall temperatures are supposed to be, today is your reminder. Today's high and low temperatures will be a degree or two below the November 11th normals of 54 and 42 degrees. Tomorrow will start off chilly, but we'll be back above normal in the afternoon. By Sunday we'll be back into the 60s, nearly ten degrees warmer than normal.

Hurricane Isabel is making its way towards the coast, but it's no longer a supercane. It seems like NC and other Mid-Atlantic areas will be hit hardest, NJ and Long Island are still gearing up for potential disaster. As for New York City weather, showers will develop later tomorrow, but like the postal service, rain or shine, we'll party on. We will just need galoshes.