Discover what tomorrow’s weather holds for NYC and beyond as Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides in-depth analysis and tips for handling the day’s conditions. Stay informed and safe!

Join us as Amy Freeze, an experienced meteorologist, provides an engaging look at the weather conditions for New York City and the Northeast. With partly cloudy skies, variances in temperature, and expected weather fronts moving in, she provides actionable insights on how to approach the day. Don’t miss out on details such as local temperature variations, potential rain and thunderstorms, and safety tips for newly developing weather scenarios.
In the Northeast, the radar shows mostly dry conditions with expansive clear skies across much of the region. However, there are a few exceptions as we look closer at specific locations. There is a low pressure system off the coast, but it’s not impacting land. Places like Portland and Boston are enjoying clear and mild conditions. Farther inland, the situation remains dry Cities such as Albany, Syracuse, and Buffalo are basking under clear skies, providing a break from recent storminess. Philadelphia, Scranton, and New York are all experiencing a stretch of pleasant weather, with no precipitation expected at this hour.
Tomorrow morning in New York City, expect mostly sunny skies with temperatures starting at 38 degrees at 7 AM. By 9 AM, it will warm to 42 degrees with a light east-northeast wind at 7 miles per hour. As we head toward 11 AM, temperatures reach 45 degrees, with clouds beginning to build, resulting in partly cloudy conditions and an east-southeast breeze at 7 miles per hour.
High temperatures for the Northeast tomorrow are looking to be quite variable. In Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh will warm up significantly to a high of 64 degrees, while Scranton will only reach 47 degrees. Philadelphia enjoys a moderate 54 degrees. Albany hits 49. Up north in Massachusetts, Boston is projected at 41 degrees, while further east, Portland, Maine, will see a cooler 38 degrees. Overall, the Northeast will experience a mix of below-average temperatures in the northern areas and milder conditions in the southern regions, influenced by a mix of sunny spells and some cloud cover.
A warm front moves into the Northeast tomorrow, bringing widespread rain and wind gusts, particularly along the coast. Expect temperatures to rise into the upper 60s for cities such as New York and Philadelphia, with cooler conditions farther inland. In the afternoon, keep an eye out for potential thunderstorms from Albany to Boston as instability increases. The N-W-S has highlighted areas from Syracuse to Scranton for the heaviest rain, which could accumulate to over an inch, creating local flooding concerns. These conditions should ease by late evening, setting the stage for more dry weather on Wednesday.
The UV index in New York City will be moderate today with a value of 6, indicating a burn time of about 23 minutes in direct sunlight. As for Wednesday, expect a UV index of 5, which means a slightly longer burn time of 27 minutes.
For your 7-day forecast in New York City: Wednesday: Mostly clear skies with a high of 46 degrees and a low of 41. Thursday: Showers late in the day are expected, with a high reaching 70 degrees and a low of 58. Friday: Thunderstorms move in with a high of 62 degrees and a low of 48. Saturday: Mostly cloudy conditions with a high of 51 degrees and a low of 45. Sunday: Showers continue with temperatures peaking at 67 degrees and a low of 51. Monday: Expect light rain throughout the day, with a high of 59 degrees and a low of 41. Tuesday: Partly cloudy skies as temperatures reach 46 degrees, dropping to 33 at night. Stay safe and enjoy the week ahead!