Catch the latest Northeast weather updates with Amy Freeze. Expect a gamut from partly cloudy skies to severe storm warnings. Ready your umbrellas and stay prepared!

Meteorologist Amy Freeze here with your comprehensive Northeast forecast update. From partly cloudy mornings in NYC to severe storms rolling in, here’s everything you need to stay safe and informed. Plus, get a glimpse at the expected weather for the coming days, from rain showers to sudden gusts and cool temperatures. Follow along for daily updates on the weather you need to know!
On the radar for the Northeast, there’s a noticeable band of rain extending from just off the coast of New York and Philadelphia moving towards the Atlantic Ocean. This system is clearing out the area, offering a break from precipitation. Pittsburgh is under mostly clear skies, while light rain showers are appearing in upstate New York near Syracuse and Albany. Down to the southeast, Scranton, Philadelphia, and Washington are enjoying dry conditions. Portland is also experiencing dry weather with a few clouds lingering offshore, enhancing the overall clear pattern for much of the region.
Tomorrow morning in New York City starts with a cloudy sky and a temperature of 61 degrees at 8 AM with northwest winds at 11 miles per hour. Expect a brief shower around 10 AM as temperatures rise to 65 degrees, with northwest winds continuing at 10 miles per hour. By noon, the sky becomes mostly cloudy with a temperature of 68 degrees and winds shifting slightly to west-northwest at 10 miles per hour.
Tomorro New York City and Washington, D.C. both reach highs of 70 degrees. Philadelphia is set for a high of 69, while Boston will see a comfortable 69 degrees as well. Pittsburgh and Scranton will experience cooler conditions at 61 degrees. Buffalo and Syracuse lag behind, with highs of 55 and 56 degrees, respectively, due to lingering cloud cover.
A strong storm system moves into the Northeast tomorrow bringing widespread rain and gusty winds. Expect concentrated rainfall in areas stretching from Pittsburgh to New York City, which could lead to localized flooding issues due to the expected heavy downpours. The system advances eastward, impacting Philadelphia and up into Boston through the day. Temperatures will remain cool behind the front, providing relief from recent warmth. Stay alert for potential severe storms, especially in the afternoon and evening hours as the frontal boundary sweeps through.
Friday brings a high UV index of 7 to New York City, with a burn time of around 20 minutes under direct sunlight. As you head into Saturday, the UV index rises to 8, shortening the burn time to just 17 minutes.
For the 7-Day Forecast in New York City: Friday: Keep an umbrella nearby with thunderstorms throughout the day. Expect a high of 74 degrees and a low of 59. Saturday: Morning clouds will give way to clearer skies by evening. Highs will reach 69 degrees with a low at 52. Sunday: Mostly sunny skies with a slight breeze. The high temperature climbs to 67 degrees, and the low will settle around 54. Monday: A mostly clear day on tap, warming up nicely to 74 degrees with a low of 58. Tuesday: Partly cloudy conditions bring a slight increase in temperature, peaking at a warm 83 degrees and cooling down to 64 at night. Wednesday: Enjoy another day with partly cloudy skies, temperatures rising to 85 degrees, and dipping to 67 in the evening. Thursday: Rounding out the week with pleasant partly cloudy skies, expect a high of 84 degrees and a nighttime low of 70.