Meteorologist Amy Freeze highlights tomorrow’s stormy forecast for NYC with a detailed prediction of rain and cooler temperatures. Stay up to date with all things weather!

Navigating through New York City’s weather can be a challenge, but Meteorologist Amy Freeze has got you covered. Tomorrow, expect significant rainfall from the Ohio Valley toward NYC, with heavy downpours expected to hit areas from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia. Temperatures will begin at 51 degrees and rise slightly throughout the day. The Northeast will remain cool, with the rains lingering into mid-day. Don’t miss out on any updates, follow the full forecast at https://amyfreeze.ai/
A significant shield of rain is sweeping through the Northeast now, extending from the Ohio Valley toward New York City. Heavy rainfall is currently affecting areas from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, with the heaviest bands approaching Scranton. Syracuse is under lighter rain but still remains within the reach of this expansive storm system. Albany and Boston are not yet experiencing precipitation but should prepare for incoming weather changes as this system continues its eastward progression. Areas like Buffalo and Washington, D.C. are also in the path of the rain, with conditions expected to shift throughout the day.
Tomorrow morning in New York City, anticipate temperatures starting at 51 degrees at 8 AM, rising slightly to 54 degrees by 10 AM. Rain is expected throughout the morning with a northeast wind at 15 miles per hour decreasing to 13 miles per hour by mid-morning. By noon, rain continues as the wind shifts slightly to the north-northeast at 14 miles per hour, with temperatures holding steady at 54 degrees.
High temperatures in the Northeast tomorrow are expected to remain well below average. New York will see a high of 54 degrees, while Philadelphia reaches 56. Albany and Boston will struggle to break past 50 degrees, with highs of 50 and 50 respectively. Scranton and Syracuse are also expected to be cool, with highs only around 51 degrees. A lingering influence from recent cooler air mass patterns is keeping temperatures depressed across the region.
The Northeast will experience widespread rain tomorrow, especially in areas stretching from Pittsburgh to New York City. Expect periods of heavy rainfall, with potential localized flooding in low-lying areas. The system pushes northeast, impacting cities like Albany and Boston throughout the day. Temperatures will remain cool, with cloud cover limiting warming. As the rain moves out, drier conditions and clearing skies are expected into the evening.
The UV index for New York City on Wednesday and Thursday is low, with a value of 3, due to cloud cover and expected rain.
Here’s the 7-day forecast for New York City: Wednesday: Rainy conditions with a high of 55 degrees and a low of 49 degrees. Thursday: Cloudy skies, with the temperature peaking at 52 degrees and dipping to 47 degrees overnight. Friday: Mostly cloudy, warming up to 61 degrees during the day and cooling to 51 degrees at night. Saturday: A mix of sun and clouds, with mild temperatures reaching 63 degrees and a low of 53 degrees. Sunday: Partly cloudy with a pleasant high of 69 degrees and a low of 55 degrees. Monday: Mostly cloudy skies, with a daytime high of 73 degrees, dropping to 57 degrees at night. Tuesday: Expect showers, with temperatures around 69 degrees for the high and 58 degrees for the low.