Catch the latest weather trends for NYC on March 28, 2025, with meteorologist Amy Freeze as she unveils a forecast that blends clouds, sunshine, and unexpected rainfall. Prepare to navigate the whims of spring with expert insights!

Greetings, New Yorkers and Northeast dwellers! Meteorologist Amy Freeze here with a detailed look at your weather for March 28, 2025. Tomorrow morning starts with spring in the air and partly cloudy skies over New York City, temperatures rising to a warm 74°F. However, the Northeast sees a great variance, from rain in Western Pennsylvania to snowy showers in upstate New York. Be sure to keep an umbrella handy as we expect significant rain and potential local flooding. For more comprehensive analysis, visit our blog post at https://amyfreeze.ai/
A vibrant weather scene unfolds across the Northeast today. Philadelphia, New York City, and Washington, D.C. are currently enjoying dry conditions, but keep an eye on any changes from the west as rain extends eastward. Western Pennsylvania is seeing patches of rain and a mix of precipitation moving through Pittsburgh, offering a classic spring mix. Farther north, Syracuse and areas in upstate New York experience snow showers, adding a wintery touch to the northern reaches. Traveling into Vermont, snow continues to fall lightly over the region. In contrast, Boston and the surrounding coastal areas are enjoying the calm before any potential precipitation heads their way.
“Tomorrow morning in New York City, temperatures begin at 60 degrees and climb to 74 degrees by late morning. The weather stays partly cloudy throughout, with a gentle breeze from the west-southwest initially at 7 miles per hour, increasing to 9 miles per hour as the morning progresses.”
For tomorrow’s high temperatures across the Northeast, we are expecting some significant warmth in contrast to earlier forecasts. In New York City, the high will reach a balmy 80 degrees, marking above-average readings for the season. Philadelphia will see even higher temperatures, peaking at 85 degrees. Scranton will not be far behind with a high of 76 degrees. Heading north, Pittsburgh is also experiencing a warm spell with a high temperature of 79 degrees. However, cities like Buffalo and Syracuse will be much cooler, with highs of 52 and 49 degrees, respectively, showing a stark contrast to their southern neighbors. Boston will remain on the chilly side, only reaching 43 degrees.
A strong system is moving across the Northeast tomorrow, bringing widespread rain from New York City to Albany. Expect heavy rainfall in northeastern Pennsylvania, which could lead to localized flooding, especially during the morning commute. Farther north, Syracuse may see a mix of rain and snow, with temperatures hovering around the freezing mark. Strong winds will accompany this system, especially along the coast from New Jersey to Massachusetts, creating challenging conditions near the shoreline. The system exits northeastward late Friday, leaving behind clearing skies and more mild temperatures by Saturday.
The UV index in New York City will be moderate on Friday with a value of 4, suggesting a burn time of about 35 minutes in direct sunlight. For Saturday, the index climbs to 6, indicating a quicker burn time of 23 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in New York City: Saturday: Showers early with a high of 80 degrees and a low of 47. Sunday: Cloudy skies with temperatures dropping to a high of 51 degrees and a low of 48. Monday: Expect showers with a high of 69 degrees and a low of 46. Tuesday: Thunderstorms develop, cooling things off with a high of 54 degrees and a low of 35. Wednesday: Partly cloudy with a bit of chill, reaching a high of 47 degrees with a low of 42. Thursday: Warming up slightly to a high of 65 degrees, with a low of 60. Friday: Showers move in again with temperatures around 67 degrees for the high and 51 for the low.