Meteorologist Amy Freeze brings you the latest weather forecasts for NYC. From brisk sunny mornings beckoning early risers to widespread storms potentially causing minor flooding—know what to expect and how to prepare for changing weather conditions.

New York City is set to experience a variety of weather events this week, according to Meteorologist Amy Freeze. Tomorrow starts with sunny skies and crisp temperatures, ideal for morning activities. However, a cold front moving in by Monday night will disrupt this tranquility with significant rain and possible thunderstorms affecting the Northeast from Portland to New York City. These conditions may lead to minor flooding, especially in poorly drained areas. Temperatures will see a downturn midweek following the rain. Don’t be caught off guard—stay informed with daily updates and tips on how to stay safe and make the most of New York City’s unpredictable spring weather.
A glance at the radar reveals substantial rain sweeping across the coastal regions of the Northeast. Heavy showers are evident moving offshore, while drenching moderate rain persists from Boston to Portland, with these areas experiencing the brunt of the precipitation. Farther inland, light rain and cloud cover place Albany and Syracuse under a gray spell. Snowflakes grace the higher elevations of New Hampshire and Vermont, adding a wintry touch to the landscape. Meanwhile, cities from Philadelphia to Washington remain dry for now, enjoying a reprieve under clearer skies.
For tomorrow morning in New York City, expect a crisp start with temperatures beginning at 38 degrees at 6 AM, warming up to 50 degrees by 10 AM. Enjoy sunny skies along with a gentle north-northwest breeze of 7 miles per hour initially, calming to 5 miles per hour as the morning progresses. A bright and clear morning lies ahead, ideal for early risers and morning activities.
For tomorrow’s high temperatures in the Northeast, a warm trend continues with readings above average for many cities. New York City will reach a high of 61 degrees. Philadelphia is projected to hit 64 degrees, reflecting warm conditions for this time of year. Scranton follows closely behind at 61 degrees. Pittsburgh is poised for a warm day at 69 degrees, well above typical mid-March highs. Farther north, Syracuse will see highs around 61 degrees. Albany is forecasted for a high of 57 degrees. Boston lags slightly, with temperatures reaching 51 degrees, while Portland will be cooler at 50 degrees. No major weather systems are expected to significantly alter these temperatures, allowing for a pleasantly warm day across the region.
A cold front pushes through the Northeast on Monday night, ushering in significant showers and storms from Portland to New York. Expect widespread rain with embedded thunderstorms, particularly along coastal areas, which may disrupt morning commutes. The rain tapers off by Tuesday afternoon, as the system moves eastward. Temperatures will drop behind the front, leading to cooler, drier conditions midweek. While severe weather is minimal, localized heavy rain could lead to minor flooding in areas with poor drainage. Stay prepared for changing conditions and keep an eye on the forecast updates.
The UV index in New York City is low today, marked by a level of 2, with clouds and potential rain providing significant coverage to block harmful UV rays. For tomorrow, the index will rise to a moderate level of 5, bringing a burn time of around 27 minutes. On brighter days, ensure you use sun protection such as sunscreen and hats. Stay sun-safe!
For the 7-day forecast in New York City: Tuesday: Partly cloudy skies, with a high of 59 degrees and a low of 43 degrees. Wednesday: Clear and sunny, enjoying a high of 61 degrees and a low of 44. Thursday: Cloudy throughout the day, the high will be 55 degrees with a low of 43. Friday: Expect rain, cooler temperatures with a high of 45 degrees and a low of 37. Saturday: Mostly clear skies, with temperatures reaching up to 59 degrees and dipping to 44. Sunday: Partly cloudy conditions, a daytime high of 57 degrees and a low of 44. Monday: Partly cloudy again, expect a high of 55 degrees and a low of 44. Stay safe and enjoy your week!