CMAT takes the stage at Brooklyn Paramount tonight at 7:00 PM ET, and the National Weather Service is not being subtle: expect showers and thunderstorms, an 80% chance of precipitation, and temperatures near 60°F that will fall to around 58°F by late afternoon — before it gets even cooler after dark. New rainfall amounts between a quarter and half of an inch are possible. This is an outdoor show, so the weather is as much a part of tonight as the setlist.
What to Expect from the Weather
It’s going to be a wet, breezy evening in Brooklyn. West winds of 5 to 9 mph will make 58–60°F feel noticeably cooler once you’re standing still in a crowd. Rain showers are likely earlier in the day, with thunderstorms possible through the evening. Come prepared — the forecast leaves very little wiggle room for optimism.
What to Wear
Layering is the move tonight. A CMAT hoodie is the ideal base — you’ll stay warm and look the part while temperatures slide. Pull a packable rain jacket over the top to keep dry without overheating in the crowd. For your feet, waterproof hiking boots beat canvas sneakers or anything that’ll turn into a sponge the moment you step in a puddle.
If you prefer an umbrella, a compact travel umbrella stows flat in any bag — just deploy it considerately in tight crowd situations.
Concert Essentials
Many venues require transparent bags at entry. A clear stadium bag keeps you policy-compliant and moves you through security faster. Inside it, pack a portable phone charger — a night of video clips and set-list photos will drain your battery well before the encore.
Protect your hearing with concert ear plugs high fidelity: they reduce harmful volume without muddying the mix, so you actually hear CMAT’s vocals clearly. Top off your look with a CMAT hat or a CMAT t-shirt layered under your rain jacket — merch visible, mission accomplished.
Practical Tips
- Arrive by 6:15 PM ET. Rain slows bag checks and entry lines. Give yourself a cushion.
- Keep your phone dry between uses. Zip it inside your clear stadium bag or a waterproof pocket.
- Check Brooklyn Paramount’s bag policy before you pack — size limits vary and the NWS isn’t giving you a re-do if you get turned away at the door.
- Dress in removable layers. Body heat in a packed crowd can surprise you; having a layer to shed (and re-add walking home) makes the night far more comfortable.
Bottom Line
A little thunder isn’t going to stop a CMAT show, and it shouldn’t stop you either. Pack your packable rain jacket, tuck in a compact travel umbrella, throw on your CMAT hoodie, and get there early. The forecast is rough — the night doesn’t have to be.