Dive into this week’s weather trends with Amy Freeze as she covers the fluctuating temperatures and conditions in NYC and the Northeast.

Welcome to your detailed weather forecast for New York City and the Northeast! Meteorologist Amy Freeze brings you the latest, from warming trends to a sneak peek at potential chilly evenings and mixed precipitation. Understand what these changes mean for your week and get ready to tackle whatever weather comes your way. Don’t miss the 7-day forecast including temperatures and storm probabilities. Visit our blog at https://amyfreeze.ai/ for continuous updates! A dynamic weather picture is unfolding across the Northeast. Across New York, clouds are thickening, preparing for the rain that’s pressing in from the west. Currently, rain showers are sweeping eastward from Pittsburgh to Scranton, with the heaviest rain tapering off near the Washington area. Meanwhile, Boston and the surrounding region are experiencing a break in precipitation, though conditions farther north paint a colder picture. In upstate New York, Syracuse and Buffalo are brushing up against lighter rain. However, the radar highlights a zone of mixed precipitation and snow near Portland, indicating slippery travel conditions due to the wintry mix. The northeasternmost areas are bearing the brunt of snow accumulation which is good for Northeast Ski resorts.
For the afternoon in New York City, temperatures start off warm at 76 degrees at 3 PM with partly cloudy skies. Winds will blow from the west at 10 miles per hour. As the day progresses, temperatures will dip to 65 degrees by 5 PM with mostly cloudy conditions, while winds shift to a northwest direction at 4 miles per hour.
Let’s take a look at today’s regional high temperatures across the Northeast. New York City is enjoying a pleasant 80 degrees, and Philadelphia is even warmer at 84. In Pennsylvania, Scranton checks in at 76 degrees, and Pittsburgh isn’t far behind with a high of 76 as well. Meanwhile, Boston is lagging with just 42 degrees. It’s a quite chilly day in the northern part of the region, with Albany reaching only 43 degrees, while Buffalo sits at a cool 46. Downstate, we see a significant warm-up.
For tonight’s low temperatures in the Northeast, Boston will be chilly at 35 degrees, while Portland can expect a low of 40. Philadelphia will cool down to 61. Scranton will register a low of 56. Buffalo is looking at 55 degrees, making for a brisk evening. Albany will feel the chill with a low of 46.
High temperatures for the Northeast tomorrow are looking quite warm for this time of year, with several areas experiencing above-average readings. Albany will reach 52. Upstate, Syracuse sees warmer conditions, with a high of 65 degrees. Meanwhile, Buffalo will hit 61 degrees, providing a comfortable day for residents. Moving southward, Scranton is set for a high of 66 degrees, and Philadelphia will enjoy a toasty 72 degrees. Pittsburgh is also on the warm side, with a high of 68 degrees. Washington, D.C., anticipates a remarkable 80 degrees, showcasing a significant influence of warmer air in the East.
“Across the Northeast, a complex weather system is moving in. Expect rain to dominate much of the region tomorrow. An area of mixed precipitation will affect areas from Albany to Boston, with potential ice accumulation creating hazardous travel conditions. Snow may occur farther inland, especially to the north. Temperatures will be on the colder side, hovering near freezing. Keep an eye out for weather advisories due to slick roads.”
“The UV index in New York City is high at 6 on Saturday, with a burn time of about 23 minutes, so be prepared if you’re out before the afternoon storms alter your plans. As we move into Sunday, the index lowers to 3 as cloud cover prevails, reducing sun exposure risks significantly.”