Stay ahead with NYC’s weekly weather forecast by Amy Freeze. From sunny days to stormy nights, know what to expect and how to prepare.

Stay ahead with NYC’s weekly weather forecast by Amy Freeze. From sunny days to stormy nights, know what to expect and how to prepare. A storm system is creating quite a stir over the Northeast today. Expect severe weather and heavy rain impacting areas around Scranton and Philadelphia, with showers extending into New York City. To the north, rainfall is sweeping through Albany heading toward Boston, so have your umbrellas ready. Meanwhile, Syracuse and Buffalo are under cloud cover without precipitation at the moment. Areas further down the coast, including Washington D.C., remain clear under calm conditions.
Temperatures this afternoon in New York City will start at 73 degrees around 3 PM, cooling slightly to 70 degrees by 5 PM. You can count on sunny skies through the afternoon, making it perfect for outdoor activities. Winds will be coming from the southwest at about 3 miles per hour, shifting to a southerly direction at 4 miles per hour later. By 7 PM, the skies will clear, and temperatures will further dip to 65 degrees.
Today’s high temperatures in the Northeast are shaping up nicely, with Pittsburgh leading the charge at a warm 79 degrees. New York City is close behind, hitting 75, while Philadelphia also sees a pleasant high of 76. Scranton registers a comfortable 74 degrees, making for a delightful spring day. Meanwhile, temperatures dip a bit further north, with Syracuse at 72 and Buffalo slightly cooler at 68. Boston rounds out the regional highs at 73 degrees, while Portland sits at 69, showcasing a mix of warmth and mildness across the region.
Tonight, the Northeast will experience notably cool temperatures. Buffalo will drop to 40 degrees, while Syracuse is expected to see a low of 43. Scranton and New York are slightly warmer at 54 and 66 degrees, respectively. Philadelphia will cool down to 67 degrees, and Boston will experience 63 degrees overnight. Expect to feel the chill, especially in the western parts of the region.
High temperatures in the Northeast are set to soar above average tomorrow. Pittsburgh will reach a warm 83 degrees, while Scranton also sees a high of 83. New York City will enjoy 79 degrees, with Philadelphia just a notch warmer at 82. Albany is forecasted for a comfortable 81, and Boston will experience a pleasant high of 78 degrees. This warm trend is influenced by high pressure dominating the region, leading to clear skies and sunshine throughout the day.
For the Northeast tomorrow, anticipate a swift-moving system bringing light rain primarily to New England, with Portland and Boston seeing rain showers early in the day. The rest of the region, including New York and Philadelphia, will experience cloudy skies but remain dry. Temperatures will hover around a cool 50°F in the morning, slightly warming up to the mid-60s by afternoon. No severe weather threats are anticipated, allowing for a calm and somewhat overcast day.
The UV index in New York City today is at a high of 7, indicating that sunburn can occur within 20 minutes of direct exposure. It’s recommended to apply sunscreen and wear protective clothing if you’re outdoors. Tomorrow, the UV index remains high at 7.