Meteorologist Amy Freeze covers tonight’s weather specifics for NYC and a broad look at diverse conditions across the Northeast. A must-read for evening plan adjustments and travel considerations.

Join Amy Freeze as she details a comprehensive look at the varying weather conditions sweeping through the Northeast. From the chilly winds in Buffalo to the pleasant breezes in Philadelphia, prepare for everything Mother Nature throws your way. This report includes visual maps, temperature highs and lows, and future weather predictions to keep you one step ahead. Stay safe and informed with your trusted source for weather.
The Northeast region is experiencing a mix of weather conditions today. Places like Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., are enjoying clear skies with no significant weather disturbances, making it a great day to be outdoors. Up in the northern reaches, parts of Maine, including the area around Portland, are under snow cover, so expect wintry conditions there. Albany and Syracuse are currently seeing some light rain, causing wet roads and reduced visibility. Farther west, Buffalo experiences a break from precipitation, offering a brief dry spell. Meanwhile, Scranton and New York are also under partly cloudy skies, without any immediate threat of rain.
For this evening in New York City, expect temperatures to dip from 50 degrees at 8 PM to 46 degrees by midnight. Winds will shift from west-northwest at 3 MPH to calm as the night progresses. Conditions will transition from partly cloudy to fully cloudy by midnight, setting a tranquil scene for the night.
Now for the low temperatures in the Northeast tonight. Buffalo is set to dip down to a chilly 24 degrees, while Syracuse will see a low of 28. Scranton is expecting a bottom-out temperature of 28 degrees as well. In Philadelphia, the low will reach 33 degrees, with New York City staying slightly warmer at 34. Boston will experience a low of 33 degrees, and farther north in Portland, expect a cool 30 degrees.
High temperatures in the Northeast region for tomorrow, March 26th, will showcase a variety of readings, with many areas experiencing slightly below-average conditions. New York: Expect a high of 51 degrees. Philadelphia is bit warmer at 52 degrees. Boston will reach for 48 degrees, slightly below what we would usually anticipate. Albany is forecasted to hit 45 degrees. Pittsburgh expects 46 degrees. Syracuse is looking for a cool 40 degrees. In Buffalo the forecast high only reaches 36 degrees.
“A wave of precipitation moves across the Northeast tomorrow, bringing snow to areas like Buffalo and rain farther south, impacting New York City by late afternoon. Expect light accumulation of snow in upstate regions, while rain turns more steady in the cities. Temperatures remain cool, creating slick conditions on highways. Watch for gusty winds along the coast as this system exits by evening. Stay prepared for changing conditions as you travel.”
The UV index in New York City will be moderate at 5 for both Tuesday and Wednesday, with a burn time of approximately 27 minutes in direct sunlight.
For the 7-day forecast in New York City: Wednesday: Partly cloudy with a high of 51 degrees and a low of 34. Thursday: Expect mostly clear skies with temps reaching 52 degrees for a high and dipping to 42 degrees at night. Friday: Partly cloudy conditions prevailing, reaching a high of 62 degrees and a low of 52. Saturday: Late showers expected with daytime highs around 71 degrees and nighttime lows of 46. Sunday: Rain to watch for, with a high of 51 degrees and a low also at 46. Monday: Continued rain, temperatures top out at 55 degrees and bottom at 41. Tuesday: Showers linger, the high temp is 48 degrees, with a low around 38. Stay safe!