Expect a blend of sun and showers in NYC! Dive deeper into what tomorrow’s forecast holds for New York City and other areas in the Northeast.

As NYC welcomes a sunny start, areas across the Northeast brace for varied weather patterns. From Boston’s light rain to Philadelphia’s chilly nights, Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides a comprehensive guide for your weather preparedness. Don’t miss out on our full analysis and useful tips to tackle the erratic weather conditions.
Across the Northeast region, the radar reveals active weather conditions with several locations experiencing distinct weather patterns. In the upper corner, Portland is seeing rain showers moving from west to east, bringing wet conditions across northern New England. In Boston, light rain is already present, with additional precipitation expected as the rain band continues its path. The radar also indicates rain over Albany, with precipitation extending across eastern New York into parts of Vermont. Meanwhile, areas such as Syracuse are on the edge of this rain system, with showers moving in their direction. Farther west, in Buffalo, rain is starting to clear up, allowing for partly cloudy conditions to develop. Philadelphia is beginning to experience light rain as showers move in from the west. In Washington, D.C., weather conditions remain mostly clear for now. Along the Atlantic coast, New York City is gearing up for potential scattered showers, though skies are partly cloudy at this time.
The weather forecast for tomorrow morning in New York City shows a sunny start to the day. At 7 AM, temperatures will be around 44 degrees with a northwest wind at 12 miles per hour. By 9 AM, temperatures will climb to 46 degrees with a slight increase in wind speed to 13 miles per hour from the northwest. As we reach 11 AM, expect the temperature to rise to 49 degrees with a northwest wind at 11 miles per hour.
High temperatures for tomorrow across the Northeast region are shaping up to bebelow average due to lingering cloud cover and a cool air mass. Philadelphia reaches 55. Scranton is cooler at 45 degrees, and Pittsburgh will see a high of 52. Buffalo and Syracuse will struggle to warm up, both hovering around 39 degrees. Meanwhile, Albany is forecasted to hit 48 degrees. In New England, Boston will enjoy a high of 50 degrees, with Portland slightly cooler at 47 degrees.
Prepare for a dynamic weather day in the Northeast as a cold front continues its journey across the region. Expect rain showers and thunderstorms throughout Monday, with the heaviest precipitation affecting areas from Washington, D.C. to Boston. Philadelphia and New York City should be on alert for strong winds and potential localized flooding due to intense downpours. As the front pushes eastward, temperatures will drop slightly.
In New York City, today’s UV index stands at 4, suggesting a moderate level of sun exposure risk. As we move into tomorrow, the UV index will slightly increase to 6, reducing the burn time to about 23 minutes.
For New York City’s 7-day forecast: Tuesday: Expect rain and thunder with a high of 53 degrees and a low of 35 degrees. Wednesday: Mostly clear and cooler, reaching a high of 46 with a low of 41. Thursday: Showers arrive late with temperatures peaking at 69 degrees and dropping to 58 degrees at night. Friday: Rain and thunder are on the horizon. Look for a high of 63 degrees and a low of 48. Saturday: Cloudy conditions throughout the day with a high of 51 degrees and an overnight low of 45. Sunday: Rain continues with temperatures hitting a high of 60 degrees, cooling to 50 degrees. Monday: Expect showers with a high of 56 degrees and a low of 37 degrees. Stay safe and enjoy your week!