Expect a brisk start to your Thursday in NYC, with temperatures hovering in the low 40s and steady rains throughout the morning. Get ready for a mix of rain and snow as a cold front moves in tonight!

Hello, NYC and Northeast residents! Meteorologist Amy Freeze here to walk you through what you can expect weather-wise on April 10, 2025. Gear up for a mix of conditions including rain, snow, and the potential for tricky travel due to snow accumulations in higher elevations. With gusts over 30 mph expected, ensure you take precautions for a wet and windy commute. Join me as I break down the hourly temperature changes, projected precipitation, and provide safety tips! Stay safe and always be prepared for the unexpected. For a more detailed 7-day forecast of New York City’s weather, take a look at our blog.
The Regional Radar for the Northeast showcases a dynamic mix of weather conditions. A sprawling area of rain currently dominates much of the region, stretching from Pittsburgh to New York City. Heavier showers are sweeping through Scranton, on their way to Philadelphia and Washington. Areas farther north, such as Albany and Boston, are experiencing clearer skies at this hour. Buffalo and Syracuse are witnessing a wintry mix, bringing both rain and ice, with potential for snow as conditions shift. Snow is more prevalent across the northern regions near the Great Lakes. Coastal cities like New York and Boston remain predominantly dry for now.
New York City tomorrow morning begins with a wet start. Temperatures are in the low 40s, starting at 43 degrees at 8 AM, warming slightly to 45 degrees by 10 AM, and reaching 46 degrees by noon. Expect steady rain throughout the morning, which tapers to light rain approaching midday. East-northeast winds are gentle, around 9 miles per hour, contributing to the cool, damp conditions as the day progresses.
Tomorrow in the Northeast, expect a mix of cooler than average temperatures as spring struggles to make an appearance. Philadelphia is also reaching 48, while Washington, D.C. warms slightly more at 52. Farther north, temperatures drop in Scranton and Syracuse, both expecting highs around 46 degrees. Pittsburgh isn’t much warmer, anticipating a high of 48 degrees, while Buffalo and Albany will see only 43 and 50 degrees, respectively.
A strong cold front is set to sweep across the Northeast, bringing widespread rain and snow mix tonight. Expect the heaviest precipitation from Albany to Syracuse with snowfall accumulations in higher elevations making travel tricky. Rain showers will impact coastal cities like New York and Boston, making for a wet commute Thursday morning. Winds will pick up, potentially gusting over 30 mph.
Expect a moderate UV index of 5 in New York City on Thursday, with potential sunburn occurring in about 27 minutes in direct sunlight. Watch for cloud cover or thunderstorms which can decrease UV exposure. On Friday, the UV index drops to 3.
For the 7-day forecast in New York City: Friday: Rain throughout the day. Expect a high of 47 degrees and a low of 39. Saturday: Continued rain, with temperatures reaching a high of 43 degrees and dropping to 41 overnight. Sunday: Showers early, then clearing up. High of 59 degrees and a low of 45. Monday: Partly cloudy skies with a warming trend, peaking at 66 degrees and cooling down to 52. Tuesday: Showers return with a high of 62 degrees and a low of 42. Wednesday: Partly cloudy skies with a slight dip in temperature, high of 51 degrees and a low of 40. Thursday: Partly cloudy with temperatures reaching a high of 58 degrees and a low of 43. Stay safe and have a wonderful week!