Get ready for a week of varied weather in NYC! Enjoy the start with sunny mornings and brace for midday thunderstorms. Click for full insights and tips on handling the Northeast’s dynamic weather.

Welcome to your weekly weather update with Meteorologist Amy Freeze. Tomorrow in NYC starts with a serene morning but keep your umbrellas handy as showers sneak in by noon. Philadelphia to Boston could see morning showers with the potential for heavier storms near Syracuse and Albany in the afternoon. Look out for rising temperatures throughout the region, gusty winds during storms, and a crisp Wednesday ahead. Don’t miss out on our UV safety tips — stay protected with sunscreen and more. Join me for daily forecasts and insightful weather tips to optimize your plans!
Rain is advancing through New Hampshire and Vermont and moving into Maine, where Portland is experiencing a steady downpour. Boston and Albany remain dry for now, but clouds are on the increase ahead of the showers. Scranton, Syracuse, and Buffalo are enjoying clear conditions under mostly sunny skies. Philadelphia and New York City are currently dry with no imminent precipitation. Washington D.C. stays clear as the system is primarily affecting northern New England.
For tomorrow morning in New York City, expect a sunny and calm start to the day. Temperatures begin at 62 degrees at 8 AM, warming to 71 degrees by 10 AM. By noon, temperatures will reach 76 degrees.
Tomorrow Buffalo will see a high of 78 degrees, while Syracuse is set to reach a warm 85 degrees. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh are both forecasted to hit 84 degrees, contributing to a trend of elevated temperatures throughout the region. New York City is looking at a pleasant 79 degrees, and Boston will warm up to 75 degrees.
A warm front pushes northward bringing increased humidity and scattered showers across the Northeast tomorrow. Expect rain to start early in the morning, particularly in areas from Philadelphia to Boston. By afternoon, heavier thunderstorms may develop, especially near Syracuse and Albany, raising the risk for localized flooding. Temperatures will climb into the mid-80s, with gusty winds accompanying storm activity. The system clears by Wednesday morning, bringing drier and cooler conditions as high pressure builds in from the west.
The UV index in New York City is expected to be very high at 9 today. With a burn time of just 15 minutes in direct sunlight, it’s important to wear sunscreen and protective clothing if you’re planning to be outdoors.
Here’s the 7-day forecast for New York City: Monday: Expect mostly clear skies with a high of 72 degrees, cooling down to 56 degrees at night. Tuesday: Sunny and warm with a high reaching up to 80 degrees, while the low drops to 61 degrees. Wednesday: Another clear day, enjoy a high of 82 degrees and lows around 67 degrees. Thursday: Mostly sunny, warming up further with a high of 89 degrees and a low of 70 degrees. Friday: Showers are expected with daytime temperatures peaking at 86 degrees and cooling to 68 degrees overnight. Saturday: Thunderstorms are likely in the early part of the day with a high of 76 degrees and lows of 64 degrees. Sunday: Partly cloudy conditions return, with comfortable temperatures reaching 78 degrees during the day and slipping to 63 degrees at night.