Meteorologist Amy Freeze reports a beautiful weather day across NYC and the Northeast with clear skies and no significant precipitation. Tune in for temperature updates and a glimpse into this week’s forecast at https://amyfreeze.ai/

Greetings, NYC residents and Northeast dwellers! Amy Freeze here with a delightful update on our weather conditions. Today, enjoy clear, sunny skies with temperatures peaking in the mid-70s to low 80s across various cities. As we look ahead, expect some scattered showers but mainly pleasant conditions. Stay updated on the shifting patterns with our full report at https://amyfreeze.ai/. Clear conditions dominate much of the Northeast region, with no significant precipitation currently observed on the radar. Areas such as Buffalo, Syracuse, Albany, and Scranton are experiencing dry weather. The coastlines and major cities, including New York and Boston, remain under clear skies. A few showers are seen off the coast, moving southeast, but not impacting mainland locations. Enjoy this calm weather day, with no severe weather or significant precipitation in sight for the Northeast.
Afternoon temperatures in New York City reach 77 degrees by 4 PM, with clear and sunny skies throughout. Expect a light breeze from the SSE at around 4 to 6 miles per hour, providing gentle relief from the warm conditions. By 6 PM, temperatures gradually decrease to 75 degrees, maintaining the sunny and warm ambiance. As evening approaches, look for temperatures around 70 degrees by 8 PM, while the pleasant weather continues.
In the Northeast today, Pittsburgh is reaching for a high of 83 degrees, while Philadelphia is matching that at 83 as well. New York City will be slightly cooler, with a predicted high of 78 degrees. Scranton is also in the warm zone at 81 degrees. Upstate, Syracuse is the standout with a high of 84 degrees, making it the hottest spot in the region today. Boston is feeling a bit more comfortable with a high of 74, and Portland will see a mild afternoon at 70 degrees.
Tonight Boston will see a low of 59 degrees, while Providence cools down to 64. In New York City, temperatures will settle around 67 degrees, and Philadelphia will also register a low of 65 degrees. Scranton, PA, will experience a similar cooler drop to 65 degrees.
Tonight New York City will reach 83 degrees, while Philadelphia will see a high of 88 degrees. Pittsburgh and Scranton are also expected to hit 88 degrees, and Syracuse is standing out with a high of 91 degrees. In the northern regions, Albany will see a pleasant 88 degrees, while Burlington, Vermont, has a cooler high of 87.
A warm front will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms across the Northeast, especially affecting areas from Albany to Boston. Expect rainfall to intensify by late afternoon tomorrow, potentially impacting your evening commute with delays and slippery conditions. Temperature highs will reach into the upper 70s, providing a muggy feel as humidity rises. While severe weather is not anticipated, a few storms could deliver gusty winds. As we move into Wednesday, conditions will clear, leaving behind cooler and drier weather towards the evening.
The UV index in New York City will be quite high on both Tuesday and Wednesday, with a level of 9, meaning sunburn can occur in as little as 15 minutes.