Check out this week’s detailed weather forecasts for NYC and the Northeast as we move from fresh showers to clearer skies, all curated by Meteorologist Amy Freeze.

Welcome to your comprehensive guide to this week’s weather in New York City and across the Northeast. From sudden showers to pleasant sunny spells, Meteorologist Amy Freeze walks you through day-by-day forecasts with insights into temperature shifts and potential weather hazards. Stay informed with this in-depth analysis as you plan your week ahead in the ever-changing Northeast weather landscape. Read more: https://amyfreeze.ai/nyc-northeast-weather-forecast-april-2025 The Northeast is currently experiencing a band of rain sweeping from southwest to northeast. Philadelphia and Scranton are right in the path of this rainfall, which stretches farther north towards Syracuse. New York City is also getting light showers with this passing system. Boston remains clear for now, but clouds are beginning to gather, indicating rain may arrive later. Albany, similarly, is watching this weather develop but is currently avoiding substantial precipitation. Buffalo is staying dry, tucked away from the main rain band, enjoying a break from the wet weather.
Expect partly cloudy skies this afternoon in New York City. Temperatures will be at 64 degrees by 4 PM, gradually cooling to 61 degrees by 6 PM with winds from the south-southwest at 5 miles per hour. As we move into the evening, it becomes mostly cloudy with temperatures ticking down to 55 degrees by 8 PM.
Let’s take a look at today’s high temperatures across the Northeast. Starting with some notable cities, Pittsburgh is seeing a warm high of 73 degrees, making it the warmest spot in the region. Moving to Philadelphia, we’re looking at a mild high of 68 degrees, while New York City sits at 64 degrees. Upstate in Syracuse, temperatures are slightly cooler at 64 degrees, and both Buffalo and Albany are experiencing highs of 63 and 66 degrees, respectively. Heading towards the coast, Boston matches New York with a high of 64 degrees, but it’s a bit more chilly in Portland, where the temperature tops out at only 55 degrees.
Now for the low temperatures tonight in the Northeast, with Buffalo dropping to 34 degrees. Syracuse will also see a low of 34. Pittsburgh is projected to see 37 degrees. Both New York and Scranton are expected to fall to 37 degrees. Philadelphia is looking at a low of 45, while Boston will be a bit colder at 41. Portland rounds out our major cities with a low of 39 degrees.
For tomorrow’s high temperatures in the Northeast region, we’re looking at a pleasant day overall with readings slightly above average for mid-April. In Albany, temperatures will reach around 61 degrees. Boston will be warmer, with a high of 64 degrees, and Portland will see a cooler high of 50 degrees. Scranton is forecast to hit 57 degrees, while Pittsburgh gets up to 52. Philadelphia will experience a warmer afternoon high of 66 degrees. Syracuse is expected to be the coolest in the area at 54 degrees.
Expect a dynamic weather pattern for the Northeast tomorrow. A low-pressure system from the west brings rain showers advancing from Pittsburgh toward Syracuse and Albany by morning. Be prepared for scattered thunderstorms that could bring localized heavy downpours. While severe weather is unlikely, there’s a risk for gusty winds and brief heavy rain. Temperatures remain mild, hovering in the mid to upper 60s. As the front crosses, expect a drop in temperatures on Wednesday.
The UV index for New York City today is moderate at 5, with a burn time of approximately 27 minutes under clear skies, so applying sunscreen is recommended if you’re spending extended periods outdoors. However, looking ahead to Tuesday, the UV index rises to a high of 7, with a quicker burn time of around 20 minutes.