New Yorkers, brace for a wet and chilly week! Check out our full analysis by Amy Freeze on what to expect weather-wise in NYC and the Northeast. Stay prepared and informed!

As New York City prepares for a series of rainy days, Meteorologist Amy Freeze breaks down the weather patterns that will dominate our week. From steady drizzles to potential thunderstorms and cooler-than-average temperatures, find out how this week’s weather will affect your daily commute, wardrobe choices, and outdoor plans. For a detailed 7-day outlook, including lows and highs, visit our full blog post at https://amyfreeze.ai/. Stay dry and warm out there, NYC!
A broad area of rain is moving across the Northeast, with showers stretching from Washington, D.C., up through Philadelphia and into New York City. Heavier rain is observed over Pittsburgh, pushing northeast towards Buffalo, suggesting an active weather day for these regions. Syracuse and Albany are experiencing light to moderate showers with cloud cover extending eastward toward Boston. While most of the area is covered with precipitation, Portland remains dry as the rain bands haven’t reached this far north yet. Scranton and surrounding areas are also seeing steady rainfall, contributing to an overall wet day in the Northeast region.
For this evening in New York City, temperatures will remain steady at 52 degrees from 9 PM through 1 AM. Expect rain to continue, coupled with winds from the east-northeast at 11 to 13 miles per hour.
Tonight expect 42 degrees in Albany and a cool 43 degrees in Portland. Syracuse will be at 44, while Scranton cools down to 45. New York City and Boston are both looking at lows of 48 and 45 degrees, respectively. Pittsburgh will be slightly milder with a low of 48 degrees.
Tomorrow New York City is expected to see a high of 54 degrees, while Philadelphia is a bit warmer at 56 degrees. Scranton and Syracuse will struggle to reach the low 50s, at 51 degrees each. Farther north, Albany and Boston are looking at highs around 50 degrees, reflecting the lingering influence of cooler air masses. Pittsburgh will sit slightly above these temps, reaching up to 54 degrees.
A rainy day is in store for the Northeast tomorrow, with widespread showers affecting major cities like New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. Expect consistent rainfall, possibly heavy at times, especially between Washington and Syracuse. Thunderstorm activity is possible, mainly in the afternoon, though severe weather is not anticipated. Temperatures will remain mild, keeping the day cooler than average.
The UV index in NYC remains low at 3 for both Wednesday and Thursday, with no significant sun exposure risk due to cloud cover and rain.
For the 7-Day Outlook in NYC: Wednesday: Expect rain with a high of 55 degrees and a low of 49 degrees. Thursday: Showers early, with a cooler high of 53 degrees and a low of 47. Friday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 61 degrees and a low of 51. Saturday: Partly cloudy skies, temperatures reaching up to 64 degrees and a low of 53. Sunday: Another partly cloudy day, with a high of 69 degrees and an overnight low of 55. Monday: Mostly cloudy, warming up to a high of 72 degrees and a low of 58. Tuesday: Showers return with the temperature hitting a high of 69 degrees and a low of 57.