Dive into tomorrow’s forecast with Amy Freeze as she covers the shifting weather from sunny skies to a wintry mix across NYC and the Northeast.

Good morning NYC! Meteorologist Amy Freeze here with a dive into your local and regional weather patterns for tomorrow, March 22, 2025. We’re kicking off with a sunny start in New York City at chilly temperatures around 34°F, rising through the day. Meanwhile, get prepared for a mixed bag of precipitation from Washington D.C. to Albany, with even some snow up in Buffalo! Will it affect your plans? Dive into our full forecast to find out. Temperatures dip again by nighttime, setting the scene for a fresh but brisk morning. Don’t miss out on our 7-day forecast to stay ahead of the weather game!
A broken line of rain showers is extending northward from Washington D.C., sweeping through Philadelphia, and reaching up towards Albany. Meanwhile, Syracuse is seeing a mix of precipitation, with rain transitioning into a mix of snow and ice. Buffalo is currently experiencing snow, indicating colder conditions there. Farther south, Pittsburgh is under rainy conditions. Along the coast, New York and Boston are seeing increased cloud cover, but remain dry for now. As this system pushes eastward, expect changing conditions, with more rain anticipated in the coastal areas later.
Tomorrow morning in New York City promises a sunny start with temperatures beginning at 34 degrees. By 9 AM, expect the temperature to rise to 37 degrees with a consistent northwest wind at 9 miles per hour. As the morning progresses to 11 AM, temperatures will reach 41 degrees, while wind speeds decrease slightly to 6 miles per hour.
Tomorrow in the Northeast, we’re looking at generally mild temperatures across the region, with a few areas seeing readings slightly above average for this time of year. In Boston, expect a high of 44 degrees. New York City will reach 51 degrees. Philadelphia is at 52 degrees. Scranton will see a cooler high of 44 degrees, while Pittsburgh will reach 50 degrees. Albany is forecasted for a high of 43 degrees.
A cold front moves across the Northeast, bringing scattered snow showers farther inland, from Syracuse to Scranton. Temperatures drop with this frontal passage, creating a chilly and blustery environment. Expect scattered rain showers along the coastal areas extending from New York City to Boston, potentially causing slick conditions. Wind gusts will increase as the front advances, particularly near the coastline. This system clears out by late Saturday afternoon, leading to brisk, more mild conditions as high pressure builds.
The UV index in NYC is expected to be moderate with a value of 5 for both Saturday and Sunday. This means there’s a burn time of about 27 minutes in direct sunlight. Make sure to apply sunscreen and wear protective clothing to stay safe while enjoying the outdoors!
For the 7-day forecast in New York City: Sunday: Partly cloudy with a high of 49 degrees and a low of 42. Monday: Rain arrives late, with temperatures reaching a high of 55 degrees and cooling to 43 overnight. Tuesday: Expect partly sunny skies and a high of 54 degrees, with a low of 39. Wednesday: Partly cloudy conditions continue, with the high at 52 degrees and an evening low of 35. Thursday: More sunshine breaking through with a high of 54 degrees and a low of 40. Friday: Partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures, a daytime high of 58 degrees and a low of 49. Saturday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 61 degrees and the low staying at 49.