From sunny to snowy—New York City experiences it all! This week, join Amy Freeze as she guides you through the temperature rollercoaster hitting the Northeast. Stay updated and prepared!

Welcome to your detailed weather report by Amy Freeze. This week in NYC, expect a mix of climate conditions—partly cloudy skies, occasional rain, and potential snow. Dive deeper with our daily insights, ensuring you’re ready for whatever the weather throws your way. Learn about specific temperature trends, the impact of regional radar observations, and the UV index forecast. Whether it’s a chilly morning or a sunny afternoon, we’ve got you covered. For more, visit our blog at https://amyfreeze.ai/nyc-weather-rollercoaster-week On the Regional Radar, we see a distinct divide across the Northeast. Snow is blanketing the areas from Buffalo through Syracuse heading eastward. This snowy activity is also making its way into central Pennsylvania including Scranton, leading to slick roads and reduced visibility for travelers heading through these areas. Light rain showers are heading up into New York City. Farther east in New England, Boston is seeing rain that extends into the coastal areas of Portland. This steady precipitation is adding more moisture to an already damp start to the day. Philadelphia is currently under a line of showers. Conditions remain largely dry in sections like Albany, while Washington has mostly cloudy skies offering a break from the rain further north.
“This afternoon in New York City, temperatures are expected to decrease from 49 degrees at 3 PM to 44 degrees by 7 PM. Winds will be gentle from the west-northwest, shifting from 8 to 7 miles per hour as the afternoon progresses.”
Here’s your weather update for the Northeast region today. We’re starting off with a chilly day in Buffalo, where the high only reaches 36 degrees. Syracuse is slightly better at 39 degrees, while Albany enjoys a more moderate 46 degrees. Philadelphia and New York are both sitting at a pleasant 51 degrees. Scranton is a touch cooler with a high of 41 degrees, and heading up to Boston, we’re looking at 49 degrees. Notably, Pittsburgh comes in at 46 degrees, showing a warmer trend.
Tonight, the Northeast region is bracing for some chilly temperatures. Buffalo will hit a low of 31 degrees, while Syracuse will drop to 33. Expect 36 degrees in Scranton and a low of 35 in Albany. The Big Apple won’t fare much better, with New York City expected to see a low of 42 degrees. In Philadelphia, temperatures will dip to 40 degrees. Boston is looking at a cooler night with a low of 36, and farther north, Portland is expected to hit 32 degrees.
High temperatures for the Northeast region tomorrow are showing a mix of seasonal and slightly above-average readings. In New York City, expect a high of 54 degrees, while Philadelphia is slightly warmer at 55 degrees. Scranton will see a high of 50 degrees, with Albany reaching 50 as well. Farther north, Syracuse is projected to hit 48 degrees, and Buffalo will remain cooler at 47 degrees. Pittsburgh is set to reach a mild 60 degrees, and Washington, D.C. will enjoy a pleasant 62 degrees.
“Expect scattered rain showers and some wintry mix across the Northeast tomorrow, especially in areas near Syracuse and Buffalo. Philadelphia and DC should see dry conditions, while a band of light snow showers impacts northern areas including Albany and Scranton by Wednesday evening. As the system moves east, Boston and Portland may experience a transition from rain to snow with temperatures dipping farther into the night.”
The UV index in New York City will be moderate at 5 on Wednesday and Thursday, with a burn time of approximately 27 minutes in direct sunlight. Wednesday might see reduced UV exposure due to potential rain.