Tonight, NYC expects cloudy skies with temps in the upper 60s. A frontal system brings rain tomorrow. Read on for a detailed daily breakdown!

This detailed post covers the weather patterns over NYC and the Northeast region, offering daily forecasts that help you plan ahead. From gentle breezes and unexpected showers to warming trends and cool downs, stay prepared every step of the way.
A band of rain is stretching across parts of Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont, moving towards Portland and Boston. Meanwhile, New York City and Scranton are also seeing some light showers, with more precipitation pushing through into the evening. Albany is at the edge of the rain band, experiencing intermittent rain. Clear skies are holding steady over Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia, offering a break from the wet conditions farther north.
For this evening in New York City, expect cloudy skies continuing with temperatures holding steady in the upper 60s, around 68 degrees at 9 PM. Winds will be gentle from the east-southeast at about 5 miles per hour. As we approach 1 AM, anticipate a few showers moving in with temperatures remaining near 68 degrees and winds shifting to the southeast. Be prepared for a damp night ahead.
Tonight, Boston will cool down to a pleasant 68 degrees. New York is looking at a low of 72, while Philadelphia will be warmer at 73. Scranton will also see a low of 70, and Syracuse isn’t far behind at 72 degrees.
Tomorrow in the Northeast, expect pleasant temperatures with highs reaching 87 degrees in Philadelphia. New York will see a warm afternoon with temperatures hitting 83 degrees, while Scranton and Pittsburgh both warm up to 80 degrees. Further north, Albany and Buffalo will be slightly cooler at 80 and 84 degrees, respectively. Boston is expected to reach 77 degrees.
A frontal system will sweep through the Northeast tomorrow, bringing widespread rain from Syracuse to Boston, and as far south as New York City and Philadelphia through the evening hours. Expect locally heavy downpours with isolated thunderstorms, particularly from Scranton to Washington, D.C., which could pose slight flooding risks in low-lying areas. As the system moves out, look for a shift to cooler and drier conditions by late Thursday, with temperatures dropping by approximately 10 degrees following the rain. Keep an umbrella handy, as the unsettled weather will gradually clear, making way for a brighter end to the week.
On Tuesday, New York City’s UV index is expected to be moderate at 4, with a burn time of around 35 minutes if you’re out in direct sunlight. By Wednesday, it will increase to a high of 7, so protect yourself with sunscreen and limit sun exposure, as the burn time shortens to just 20 minutes
Tuesday: Showers with a high of 69 degrees and a low of 65 degrees. Wednesday: Showers early, then warming up to a high of 80 degrees with a low of 71 degrees. Thursday: Showers early, with a high of 90 degrees and a low of 67 degrees. Friday: Mostly clear skies and slightly cooler with a high of 84 degrees and a low of 70 degrees. Saturday: Partly cloudy with the afternoon temperature reaching 88 degrees and a low of 74 degrees. Sunday: Temperatures climb with mostly clear conditions, a high of 92 degrees, and a low of 78 degrees. Monday: Mostly clear skies to start the week, with temperatures peaking at 97 degrees and a low of 81 degrees.