Meteorologist Amy Freeze guides you through the fluctuating weather patterns in NYC—from serene mornings to stormy nights. Follow our updates and stay prepared!

Hello NYC and Northeast residents! Meteorologist Amy Freeze here, bringing you the latest insights into our region’s weather. This week, we start with blissful sunny mornings perfect for your early activities. However, be aware of the rain showers traveling across our area, particularly in Albany and Syracuse, while New York City sees lighter showers. As we proceed, temperatures are set to rise slightly above the seasonal average, making for some pleasant days despite some unpredicted showers and potential thunderstorms, especially towards the weekend. Remember to check out our daily updates as conditions evolve.
Rain showers are currently sweeping across the Northeast, with substantial precipitation observed in areas like Albany and Syracuse. Boston is experiencing some steady rainfall, which is tracking from the northwest. Portland is witnessing light rain activity that’s moving towards the coast. Scranton and New York are seeing less intense showers, though clouds are prevalent. Buffalo is on the edge of this rain band, with clearing expected soon.
Tomorrow morning in New York City starts with a mostly sunny sky and temperatures at 57 degrees. By 10 AM, the sky becomes partly cloudy with temperatures rising to 63 degrees. Expect a northwesterly breeze throughout the morning, maintaining around 7 to 8 miles per hour. As noon approaches, it turns mostly cloudy with the temperature reaching 66 degrees.
Tomorrow, high temperatures in the Northeast will generally lean warmer than average for this time of year. New York City will reach around 70 degrees, while Philadelphia heats up to a comfortable 71. Scranton will see a high of 64 degrees, with Pittsburgh slightly warmer at 68. Boston is expected to hit 62 degrees, and further north, Syracuse will have a high of 61 degrees. Beneath mostly sunny skies, these temperatures indicate a pleasant spring day with minimal weather disruptions.
Expect a weather shift across the Northeast with a low-pressure system bringing showers and possibly thunderstorms to areas like Albany and Scranton. Temperatures will be cooler, with highs in the low 70s before dropping into the mid-60s accompanied by gusty winds. Moisture from the north could lead to scattered showers around Syracuse and Buffalo, intensifying in the evening. Be on the lookout for localized flooding in low-lying areas as more than an inch of rain is possible over the next 48 hours. By Sunday, conditions improve with clearing skies and a slight temperature rebound.
The UV index in New York City is set to reach moderate levels on Saturday with a value of 5, suggesting a burn time of about 27 minutes in direct sunlight. As we move into Sunday, the UV index increases to 6, with a slightly quicker burn time of 23 minutes.
Saturday: Partly cloudy skies with highs reaching 63 degrees and a nighttime low of 52 degrees. Sunday: Expect partly cloudy weather again, with a high of 68 degrees and a low of 53 degrees. Monday: A partly cloudy start to your week, with temperatures peaking at 72 degrees and dipping to 56 at night. Tuesday: Overcast conditions take over, with a high of 76 degrees cooling down to 59 degrees by evening. Wednesday: Showers are in the forecast with the day bringing a high of 67 degrees and a low of 59 degrees. Thursday: Mostly cloudy with a bit of clearing, expect a high of 70 degrees and a low around 62 degrees. Friday: The week wraps up with partly cloudy skies, temperatures climbing to 77 degrees and a low of 62 degrees.