This week, NYC sees everything from balmy evenings to potential thunderstorms. Get all the details on what to expect in the skies above!

As the week unfolds in New York City, weather conditions start with tropical warmth and gradual cloud clearing, transitioning into more variable weather including potential showers and thunderstorms. Each day brings a new aspect of the region’s dynamic climate. Stay tuned for daily updates and expert tips to safely enjoy or prepare for each day’s weather nuances.
A dynamic weather situation is unfolding in the Northeast, with severe storms currently impacting areas near Syracuse, moving eastward toward Albany. Rain showers are visible across parts of western New York near Buffalo, while the majority of northern New England remains under clear skies. The Mid-Atlantic, including New York City and Philadelphia, stays dry for now, but cloud cover is moving in from the south. Coastal areas near Portland are clear, providing a pleasant evening atmosphere.
In New York City this evening, the skies will start partly cloudy with a gentle northwesterly breeze around 4-5 miles per hour. Temperatures will transition smoothly from 76 degrees at 9 PM to 74 degrees by 1 AM. Expect the clouds to clear late into the night, offering a peaceful view of the stars.
Tonight, Buffalo will see a low of 62 degrees, while Syracuse will drop to 57. Expect a chillier night in Scranton, where temperatures will fall to 56 degrees. In New York City, a comfortable low of 67 is forecast, but Philadelphia will be slightly cooler at 65 degrees. Boston will experience a low of 61 degrees as we head into the evening.
Tomorrow in the Northeast, expect warm temperatures with several cities reaching well above average. Philadelphia and New York will see highs of 86 degrees, while Washington D.C. could hit a substantial 88 degrees. Scranton and Albany are slightly cooler at 80 and 81 degrees respectively. Buffalo and Syracuse will top out around 78 and 77 degrees, making for a pleasant day.
Expect a quiet weather day across the Northeast tomorrow, with mostly sunny skies prevailing from Pittsburgh to Boston. Temperatures will be seasonable, ranging between the mid-70s to low 80s. A few isolated showers could develop along the coastal areas from New York City to Boston, but these will be light and brief. The next 24 to 48 hours should remain free from severe weather risk as high pressure maintains its grip over the region. A warm front may bring some clouds and a chance for rain as we move into the weekend.
The UV index in New York City on Thursday will be very high at 10, with a burn time of just 12 minutes, so it’s crucial to take extra precautions against sunburn. On Friday, expect the UV index to remain high at 9, with a slightly longer burn time of 15 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in New York City: Thursday: Partly cloudy skies with a high of 87 degrees and a low of 67 degrees. Friday: Enjoy clear conditions, with the temperature reaching up to 84 degrees during the day and cooling to 67 degrees at night. Saturday: Mostly clear skies are expected, with a high of 85 degrees and a low of 71 degrees. Sunday: The warmth continues with mostly clear conditions and a high of 88 degrees, and a night temperature of 75 degrees. Monday: Showers are likely, with temperatures peaking at 86 degrees and dipping to 75 degrees. Tuesday: Thunderstorms roll in with a high of 81 degrees, cooling down to 72 degrees in the evening. Wednesday: Experience more showers with a high of 85 degrees and a low of 72 degrees.