Catch up on the latest weather trends in NYC! From partly cloudy evenings to sunny highs and stormy forecasts, here’s a concise update for the Big Apple.

This week in NYC unfolds with an array of weather patterns. As the city pivots from partly cloudy to clear skies, temperatures make a mild dip tonight before heating up tomorrow. The Northeast sees broader shifts with storms rolling from Scranton to Portland. Dive deeper into each day’s forecast from rising highs to expected showers, and learn how the upcoming cold front could impact your plans!
Rain showers are sweeping across the Northeast, stretching from Washington D.C. up through Philadelphia and into New York, with significant precipitation over Scranton. A notable line of heavier storms is visible hitting Albany, extending through Syracuse, and reaching up towards Portland. These storms are anticipated to bring bursts of heavy rainfall and possible thunderstorms in these areas. The coastal regions, including Boston, are predicted to see cloud cover with potential rain as the front progresses eastward.
This evening in New York City, expect partly cloudy skies with a transition to mostly clear conditions around 11 PM. Temperatures will slightly drop from 75 degrees at 9 PM to 71 degrees by 1 AM. Winds will be light, shifting from west at 5 miles per hour to west-northwest at 4 miles per hour towards midnight.
Tonight, temperatures in the Northeast will dip significantly, with New York City seeing a low of 70 degrees. Philadelphia will cool down to 67, while Boston is expected to drop to 63 degrees. Scranton is forecasted for a chilly 62 degrees, and Syracuse will see a low of 60. Buffalo will be slightly cooler at 58 degrees.
Tomorrow, temperatures in the Northeast are set to soar, with Philadelphia reaching a hot 86 degrees. New York City will see highs around 85 degrees, while areas like Scranton will hover around 79 degrees. Boston is expected to hit 83 degrees, and Syracuse will warm up to 80.
A cold front will sweep through the Northeast tomorrow, bringing an active weather day. Expect rain showers to start in Scranton and move through New York and into Boston by midday. Heavier rain is likely along the coast with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms from Philadelphia up to Portland. Temperatures will remain cooler post-front, particularly in the evening, with brisk winds accompanying the frontal passage.
The UV index in NYC will be moderate at 6 on Tuesday, with a burn time of about 23 minutes in direct sunlight, so keep that sunscreen handy! By Wednesday, the index jumps to a high of 9, increasing the burn time risk to just 15 minutes. Make sure to take appropriate sun protection measures.
For the 7 day forecast in New York City: Tuesday: Mostly clear skies with a high of 78 degrees and a low of 65 degrees. Wednesday: Clear and warm, reaching up to 84 degrees and cooling to 69 degrees overnight. Thursday: Partly cloudy conditions with a high of 90 degrees and a low near 69 degrees. Friday: Watch for showers late in the day, with temperatures peaking at 79 degrees and a low of 65 degrees. Saturday: Showers continue, the daytime high settles at 68 degrees, and the nighttime low at 61 degrees. Sunday: Cloudy skies dominate with a high of 69 degrees and a low of 61 degrees. Monday: Showers return with the high reaching 68 degrees and a low of 63 degrees.