Craving some stargazing? Meteorologist Amy Freeze says tonight’s the night in NYC! With clear skies and ideal temps, it’s the perfect evening to look up. Read more about the nighttime magic and what’s happening in the skies across the Northeast!

Hello, fellow sky watchers! It’s Amy Freeze here, bringing you the very essence of tonight’s weather right from the heart of New York City. Picture this: a tranquil night under a starlit sky, where temperatures softly dip creating the perfect stargazing canvas. Whether you’re in bustling NYC or the serene surroundings of the Northeast, tonight promises a delightful escape to the cosmos. Dive deep into our detailed forecast, explore the characteristic highs and lows, and prepare for a captivating evening ahead. Remember, whether you’re planning a quiet night in or a little twilight adventure, the universe invites you!
In the Northeast, the regional radar is mostly clear with one area of precipitation off the coast. Light rain showers can be seen moving offshore, east of the New York City area. Higher up, the skies are calm and clear as far as Boston, with no immediate precipitation. Locations like Philadelphia, Buffalo, and even down to Washington D.C., are enjoying dry conditions. Keep an eye on coastal areas, although skies remain mostly clear, scattered clouds hint at changes offshore.
For this evening in New York City, temperatures will gradually decrease from 63 degrees at 8 PM to 59 degrees by midnight. Expect clear skies throughout, creating a perfect backdrop for stargazing.
Boston will settle at a low of 53 degrees, while Portland cools down to 44 degrees. Albany is forecasted for 52, with Syracuse dipping to 53. Scranton will experience a low of 56, and New York City will see mild temperatures around 58.
Expect elevated high temperatures across the Northeast region tomorrow, significantly above average for this time of year. Pittsburgh will lead the charge at a sizzling 85 degrees, while Scranton and Philadelphia both reach 81 degrees. New York City is looking at a pleasant high of 72, with Albany and Syracuse hitting 78 and 79 degrees, respectively. In contrast, coastal areas like Boston and Portland will be cooler, hitting only 66 and 55 degrees
A warm front approaches the Northeast tonight, bringing increasing clouds and scattered showers across upstate New York and western Pennsylvania. Expect mild temperatures with highs reaching the mid-60s to low 70s tomorrow. A brief lull in precipitation comes before another round of rain affects the region by evening, stretching from Buffalo to Scranton. Watch for gusty winds along coastal areas, especially near New York City and Boston. Temperatures cool slightly behind the front, but sunshine returns towards the weekend.
Expect a high UV index of 7 in New York City today, with sunburn occurring in about 20 minutes if you’re in direct sunlight. Remember to apply sunscreen, wear hats, and seek shade when necessary.
For the 7-day forecast in New York City: Wednesday: Clear and sunny skies with a high of 75 degrees, dipping to 56 at night. Thursday: Mostly clear conditions with temperatures reaching up to 74 degrees and cooling to 58 overnight. Friday: Look out for showers late in the day, with a high of 76 degrees and a nighttime low of 60. Saturday: Partly cloudy skies with daytime temperatures peaking at 71 degrees, dropping to 50 at night. Sunday: Mostly clear skies expected, with a high of 69 degrees and a low of 52. Monday: Sunshine and mostly clear weather, reaching a high of 72 degrees and a low of 54. Tuesday: Partly cloudy conditions with milder temperatures, climbing to a warm 79 degrees, cooling to 67 at night.