Ever wonder what the weather is doing outside your front door in NYC? Get the actual detail straight from the expert, Amy Freeze, as she gives you tomorrow’s weather glimpse and a weekly forecast!

Amy Freeze here, delving into what tomorrow morning will look like in New York City and the broader Northeast. Starting with a mostly cloudy morning, we’ll see temperatures warm up from a cool 59 degrees to a pleasant 73 degrees by midday. The entire week presents an interesting mix of mostly clear skies, some light showers, and a possibility of thunderstorms by the weekend. Whether you’re planning work commutes or weekend outings, stay tuned to this forecast for the best weather-adapted plans!
The Northeast region is experiencing clear skies overall, with no significant precipitation or cloud cover on the radar. Major cities like New York, Boston, and Philadelphia are enjoying dry conditions, making for a pleasant spring day. Areas such as Buffalo and Albany also remain free of rain or snow, ensuring smooth travel and outdoor activities. As the radar shows a calm pattern, there are no severe weather alerts or disturbances impacting the area at this time.
New York City tomorrow morning begins with temperatures at 59 degrees under partly cloudy skies. By 9 AM, expect the conditions to turn mostly sunny with temperatures rising to 66 degrees. Winds will shift slightly from the southwest at 7 mph to 6 mph by 9 AM. Come 11 AM, enjoy sunny skies and a mild breeze as temperatures reach 73 degrees.
Tomorrow in the Northeast, we’ll see temperatures soar above average as a warm front moves through the region. New York City is expected to hit 79 degrees, while Philadelphia could reach a balmy 82 degrees. Scranton and Pittsburgh are also in for a warm day with highs around 83 degrees. Further north, Albany will see a comfortable high of 81 degrees, and Buffalo will cap out at 73 degrees.
Expect a quiet start to the day across the Northeast with high pressure maintaining dry conditions. However, light rain showers will begin in Portland by afternoon, moving southeast towards Boston. Cloud cover increases further south, which may cool temperatures slightly from New York to Washington. Late afternoon sees clearing skies westward with temperatures in the mid-60s. Keep an eye on the northern regions for potential showers, but overall impact remains minimal.
The UV index in New York City today is a high of 7, with a burn time of approximately 20 minutes in direct sunlight. This means it’s crucial to use sun protection like sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses if you’re outdoors. Tomorrow’s UV index remains at 7, emphasizing the need for sun safety as the sun’s rays remain potent. Stay sun smart and enjoy your day!
Tuesday: Mostly clear skies with a high of 79 degrees and a low of 66. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy with temperatures peaking at 76 degrees and lowering to 53 at night. Thursday: Partly cloudy conditions, slightly cooler with a high of 67 degrees and a low again of 57. Friday: Showers expected late in the day, with a high of 77 degrees and a low of 64. Saturday: Scattered thunderstorms likely, with temperatures reaching 71 degrees for a high and dipping to 52. Sunday: Partly cloudy with a daytime high of 64 degrees and an overnight low of 52. Monday: Partly cloudy with a high of 68 degrees and a low of 57.