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Forecasts indicate that temperatures in the Ohio Valley and Northeast will improve towards normal October averages after a cold weekend, with daytime highs anticipated to reach the 60s in cities such as New York, Philadelphia, and Cleveland. Nevertheless, there may still be overnight frost in some inland regions, while a storm offshore could result in rainfall and ongoing concerns regarding coastal flooding and beach erosion along portions of the mid-Atlantic and southeastern coastlines.

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00:00Frosty mornings could soon give way to milder afternoons across the northeast.
00:04After a chilly weekend, temperatures are expected to return closer to normal for October.
00:09Early Sunday, some areas could see temperatures drop into the 20s and lower 30s.
00:14That means frost could threaten late-season plants.
00:17But warmer weather is on the way.
00:19Highs could reach the 60s in New York, Philadelphia, and Cleveland.
00:23High pressure is expected to keep much of the region dry through next week.
00:27That means better conditions for outdoor activities and fall yard work.
00:31However, chilly mornings aren't over just yet.
00:34Clear skies and light winds could bring more frost to inland areas.
00:38Along the coast, an offshore storm could bring rain to parts of New Jersey and New York.
00:43Coastal flooding and beach erosion also remain concerns in parts of the Mid-Atlantic and southeast.
00:49So, while the northeast is heading toward milder weather,
00:52some areas will still need to watch for frost and coastal hazards.
00:57This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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