New York City enjoys a calm and beautiful night ahead, but don’t shed your layers yet—temperatures are about to rise. Get all the details on what to expect from the weather this week.

This is your Northeast Forecast update. Expect partly cloudy skies over New York City during the evening. Across the Northeast, the radar reveals clear conditions with beautiful blue skies. Temperatures this evening in New York City will gradually decrease, and winds will be from the south-southwest. Tomorrow, watch out as high temperatures soar. A cold front will bring rain and possible thunderstorms. Stay updated and prepared as we track these changes. Full forecast and tips on our blog at https://amyfreeze.ai/
Across the Northeast, the radar reveals clear conditions for most, with no precipitation or significant cloud cover. Syracuse, Albany, and Boston are enjoying beautiful blue skies, making it a perfect day to head outdoors. Notably, New York City and Philadelphia also share in these pleasant weather patterns, providing a wonderful opportunity for outdoor activities. With no severe weather alerts, residents from Pittsburgh to Portland can enjoy a calm and peaceful start to their day.
Temperatures this evening in New York City will gradually decrease, starting at 77 degrees at 9 PM and dropping to 74 degrees by 1 AM. Expect partly cloudy skies transitioning to mostly clear conditions as the night progresses. Winds will be from the south-southwest at 9 miles per hour at 9 PM, calming slightly to 7 miles per hour by 1 AM. A serene evening ahead with skies clearing up, ideal for a late-night stroll.
Tonight, low temperatures in the Northeast will remain warm for many areas, with New York and Philadelphia both expected to cool down to 75 degrees. Boston will see a low of 72 degrees, while Scranton will drop to 70 degrees. Pittsburgh is predicting a slightly warmer overnight low of 75 degrees. Overall, expect a mild night across the region with no considerable temperature drops.
Tomorrow in the Northeast, high temperatures are on the rise with Pittsburgh hitting a warm 93 degrees. Scranton will see highs around 88 degrees, while New York City is expected to reach 89 degrees. Philadelphia is also in the mix with a projected high of 90 degrees. Notably, Syracuse could soar to a sizzling 94 degrees, well above the average for this time of year. Overall, the region will experience a significant heatwave, influenced by a persistent ridge of high pressure.
A cold front is sweeping through the Northeast, bringing a band of rain showers from Syracuse to New York City and Boston by midday tomorrow. Temperatures will be cooler behind the front, with highs dropping into the upper 70s°F in places like Scranton and Albany. The front could trigger scattered thunderstorms, particularly during the afternoon commute hours. Pay attention to any severe thunderstorm warnings as damaging winds are a possibility. As the front moves offshore, expect clearing skies and drier conditions into Wednesday night.
The UV index in New York City will be very high at 8 on Wednesday, with a burn time of 17 minutes. On Thursday, expect a rise to an extreme level of 9, reducing burn time to just 15 minutes. It’s crucial to apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen and use protective eyewear for prolonged sun exposure!
For the 7-day outlook in New York City: Wednesday: Partly cloudy with a high of 81 degrees and a low of 69 degrees. Thursday: Another partly cloudy day, warming up to a high of 87 degrees, cooling to 74 degrees at night. Friday: Watch for thunderstorms early, hitting a high of 95 degrees and a low of 76 degrees. Saturday: Expect showers later in the day with highs reaching 85 degrees and lows around 73 degrees. Sunday: Lingering showers early with an afternoon high of 80 degrees and a nighttime low of 72 degrees. Monday: Mostly clear skies with temperatures peaking at 88 degrees and dipping to 75 degrees overnight. Tuesday: Clear and warm with a high of 95 degrees and a low of 76 degrees. Hope that helps! Stay safe!