Meteorologist Amy Freeze presents an in-depth look at this week’s weather in NYC from sunny days to potential storms. Get prepared and stay informed!

In this week’s extended forecast, Amy Freeze takes you through a dynamic weather pattern affecting NYC and surrounding areas. Experience swings from mild temperatures to storm conditions. Understand what these changes mean for your daily plans and safety precautions. With a UV index peaking, and possible thunderstorms on the horizon, keeping an eye on the weather will be more important than ever. For more insights, visit our full forecast article.A band of rain is draped across the Northeast with showers stretching from Albany towards Portland. The rain is moving eastward. Scranton, Boston, and New York remain dry under clear to partly cloudy skies. Syracuse and Buffalo are calm. Washington and Philadelphia also continue to experience clear conditions with no immediate threat of precipitation.
In New York City this afternoon, temperatures will settle in the low 70s with a southwest wind at 5 mph. Skies will feature a mix of sun and clouds, offering a pleasant atmosphere. By 6 PM, temperatures will slightly dip to 71 degrees, while the wind shifts slightly to a more southwesterly direction at 4 mph. Expect mostly cloudy skies as temperatures decline to 67 degrees by 8 PM, maintaining a mild and comfortable evening.
This afternoon upstate, Albany will reach 73 as well. Philadelphia is slightly warmer at 74 degrees. Scranton will see a high of 71, and Syracuse matches that temperature. Farther north, Buffalo is cooler, with a high of just 65 degrees. Boston is enjoying a pleasant 70 degrees, and Portland lags behind with a high of 66.
Tonight expect a low of 51 degrees in Portland, while Boston will see a cooler 57 degrees. New York City is forecasted to rest at 61 degrees, with Philadelphia matching that temperature. Scranton will be slightly cooler at 58 degrees, while Pittsburgh stays warmer at 63 degrees.
Tomorrow New York goes above average with a high of 79 degrees, while Boston reaches a warm 75 degrees. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh will both hit 84 degrees, showcasing an overall warming trend. Syracuse stands out with a notable peak of 85 degrees, still well above seasonal averages.
Tomorrow in the Northeast, expect a warm front bringing widespread rain and scattered thunderstorms, particularly in areas from Pittsburgh to Boston. Temperatures will be on the rise, reaching into the mid-70s across much of the region. The key weather impact will be the potential for heavy rain in the evening, with localized flooding possible in urban areas. As the front moves, a cool, dry air mass will follow, dropping temperatures back to more seasonal levels. Stay alert for changing weather conditions as severe weather risks remain possible.
The UV index in New York City is very high at 9 today and tomorrow, posing a significant sun exposure risk. Stay safe and protect your skin while enjoying the weather!