As New York City oscillates between sunny days and brisk nights, Amy Freeze delivers the essential forecast. Read our latest article for a deeper look into what to expect in NYC and the wider Northeast region.

Meteorologist Amy Freeze guides you through a dynamic week in New York City’s weather—from gentle snowfalls over Buffalo to sun-soaked days and chilly evenings. Understand the high and low temperatures, prepare for potential showers and enjoy spring knowing you’re fully informed. The blog includes morning commute advise, UV index warnings, and future forecasts for a safe and enjoyable week ahead.
A Northeast radar check reveals pockets of precipitation scattered across the region. Snow is gently falling over Buffalo, swirling its way towards Syracuse, bringing a hint of winter back into the air. Farther south, Pittsburgh experiences a mix of rain showers, which are gradually approaching the region from the southwest, providing a much-needed early spring rinse. Light rain falls near Philadelphia, accompanied by patchy, light showers drifting towards New York City. Meanwhile, clouds stretch lazily over Washington, D.C., with occasional brief drizzle throughout the day. Boston and Albany stay dry under slightly breezy skies.
For this evening in New York City, temperatures remain steady at 56 degrees from 8 PM to midnight. Expect southwest winds at 4 to 5 miles per hour throughout the evening. Cloud cover will persist, with a few showers possible around 10 PM. As the evening progresses, skies will remain cloudy.
Tonight, the Northeast region is bracing for some chilly lows. Boston is set to drop to 36 degrees, while Portland will see a notably colder low of 28 degrees. New York City will cool down to 47 degrees. Scranton is heading for a low of 51 degrees, and Philadelphia will be slightly warmer at 53 degrees. Expect Pittsburgh to rest at a mild 59 degrees.
High temperatures for the Northeast tomorrow are set to be significantly above average, with a warm front influencing the region. Philadelphia will soar to 85 degrees, while Washington, D.C. is expected to match that high. New York City will reach a pleasant 80 degrees, a welcome change after a cooler spell. Scranton will also see warm temperatures at 76 degrees, and Pittsburgh isn’t far behind with a high of 79 degrees. Farther north, Burlington will experience cooler conditions, only hitting 34 degrees. Boston is forecasted for a high of 43 degrees, while Albany can expect 48 degrees and Syracuse even cooler at 49 degrees.
“On the Northeast futurecast, anticipate a wet day ahead. Tomorrow, rain showers spread across regions from New York City to Boston, impacting your morning commute. Expect heavier rain late evening, especially around Albany, which could be accompanied by gusty winds. Snow makes an appearance farther north in areas like Syracuse as colder air seeps in. Be prepared for potentially slippery roads, particularly in elevated areas.”
New York City’s UV index for today and tomorrow is 6, indicating moderately strong sun exposure. Expect a burn time of about 23 minutes if you’re in direct sunlight.
For the 7-day forecast in NYC: Friday: Look for early clouds but things should clear up by the late afternoon, with a high of 63 degrees and a low of 55. Saturday: A warm-up is on the way with mostly cloudy skies and a high reaching 80 degrees, the low will be 47. Sunday: Rain moves in, cooling things down significantly with a high of 51 and a low of 49. Monday: Thunderstorms roll in, keeping the temperatures at 68 for the high and dipping to 45 overnight. Tuesday: A mix of sun and clouds with a cooler trend, expect a high of 54 degrees and a chilly low of 34. Wednesday: Showers return, bringing a high of 47 degrees and a low of 42. Thursday: More showers are expected with temperatures bouncing back to a high of 65 degrees and a low of 60.