NYC is set for a dynamic weather week, featuring everything from mild cloud covers to anticipated storms. Get the insights into what these changes mean for your week ahead!

As New York City gears up for a varied weather pattern this week, residents should prepare for cloudy evenings and potential stormy disruptions. Tonight, expect temperatures to dip slightly with a light breeze, making it perfect for an evening stroll, though carrying an umbrella might be wise. The looming storms over the Northeast could bring significant rain and possible flash floods, aiming to disrupt the calm but offering relief to some dry areas. Our detailed 7-day outlook highlights daily weather expectations, essential for planning your activities and travel within the city. Stay weather-aware with our comprehensive analysis.
A wave of rain is moving through southwestern Pennsylvania with Pittsburgh experiencing moderate rainfall. This band of showers is extending towards Harrisburg, bringing overcast skies and some light precipitation. Areas like Washington D.C. are only seeing increased cloud cover as the rain approaches from the southwest. For most of New York and into Boston, conditions remain dry with scattered clouds, while Portland stays clear for now.
This evening in New York City, cloud cover persists with temperatures dropping from 65 degrees at 9 PM to 63 degrees by 1 AM. Expect a light breeze from the east, shifting slightly to east-northeast at 9 to 8 miles per hour. Keep an umbrella handy if you’re venturing out, as cloudiness may linger.
Tonight, low temperatures will see Buffalo at 59 degrees and Syracuse dipping slightly to 62. Albany is projected to drop to 61, while Boston will feel a cooler 57. Expect Portland to be the coolest at 53 degrees, reflecting a notable shift to colder air across the region.
Tomorrow in the Northeast, temperatures are warming up significantly, with Pittsburgh leading the way at a high of 80 degrees. Buffalo and Syracuse will also see warm afternoons, reaching 70 and 75 degrees respectively. Philadelphia is looking at a nice 70 degrees, while New York City will be a bit cooler at 67 degrees. In the New England area, Boston can expect a high of 65 degrees, while further north in Portland, Maine, temperatures will be around 63 degrees.
A significant weather shift is set for the Northeast, with a line of storms moving through tomorrow. Heavy rain and thunderstorms are likely from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, possibly impacting travel with slippery roads and reduced visibility. Temperatures will remain mild but expect rain showers extending from Washington to as far north as Boston by evening. Keep an eye out for any flash flood advisories, especially in areas with poor drainage. This wet weather could bring some relief to dry zones but be cautious of isolated flooding in low-lying regions.
New York City is experiencing a high UV index of 8 today, with a burn time of about 17 minutes in direct sunlight. Tomorrow, the UV index decreases to 4, lengthening the burn time to about 35 minutes.
For the 7 Day Outlook in New York City: Sunday: Showers are expected later in the day with a high around 74 degrees and a nighttime low of 60 degrees. Monday: A cloudy day, cooling slightly with highs reaching 65 degrees and lows of 62. Tuesday: Partly cloudy skies with temperatures peaking at 74 degrees and an overnight low of 64 degrees. Wednesday: A clear day with sunshine, warming up to a high of 83 degrees and cooling down to 69 degrees at night. Thursday: Partly cloudy conditions with a high of 88 degrees and a low at 69 degrees overnight. Friday: Expect partly cloudy weather with the temperature reaching a high of 82 degrees, dropping to 65 degrees in the evening. Saturday: Showers make a return with temperatures hitting a high of 75 degrees and a low of 62 degrees.