Get ready, New York! A line of storms is set to bring rain and possible flooding. Follow along with Meteorologist Amy Freeze for daily forecasts and weather warnings.

Welcome to your NYC Tomorrow Morning News with Meteorologist Amy Freeze. This week in New York City, we expect a mix of storms and clear skies. Starting with heavy rainfall and cooler temperatures, the city will see a significant drop in nighttime temperatures, reminding us that winter still lingers. Our 7-day forecast shows variability with rain, clear skies, and moderate temperatures, perfect to plan your week ahead. Keep your umbrellas close as we navigate through these unpredictable spring days!
A vibrant line of storms is advancing across the Northeast, currently stretching from Pittsburgh to Buffalo. Expect heavy rainfall and potential severe weather as this band moves eastward. Over Pittsburgh, intense storms are in full swing and pushing towards Scranton. Syracuse is seeing a lighter shower coverage to the north, while areas such as Albany and Portland are remaining under clearer skies for the time being. The rain is expected to track eastward towards New York City and Boston later in the day. Meanwhile, the regions to the south, including Philadelphia and Washington, are experiencing relatively dry conditions at this moment.
Tomorrow morning in New York City begins with temperatures holding steady at 55 degrees. Winds start from the south-southeast at 4 mph, shifting to the north-northeast by 9 a.m. Expect rain to persist through the morning hours, transitioning to showers with a gentle north wind at 5 mph by 11 a.m. Keep your umbrella handy as you step out.
High temperatures across the Northeast region are shaping up for tomorrow, March 17, 2025. In New York City, expect a pleasant high of 58 degrees. Philadelphia will reach similar warmth at 57 degrees. Boston is looking at a comfortable high of 57 degrees as well, while Washington, D.C. may see slightly warmer conditions at 56 degrees. Scranton experiences a high of 50 degrees, and Pittsburgh will be cooler at 44 degrees. Overall, these temperatures reflect near-average conditions for mid-March, as a transient warm front moves through the area, leading to milder air for the midday hours. Buffalo is noticeably cooler, struggling to reach just 39 degrees, a stark contrast to the mild conditions further south.
“Expect a wet day for the Northeast as a significant band of rain moves through. Heavy rain impacts areas from Scranton to Albany by midday, with the potential for localized flooding. Philadelphia and New York City will experience steady showers, possibly affecting morning commutes. Clearing is expected by late evening. Temperatures remain mild in the low 50s, with gusty winds accompanying the rainfall. Keep an eye on the forecast for any updates on flood advisories due to rainfall over the next 24 hours.”
The UV index for New York City stands at a moderate level of 4 today, with a burn time of approximately 35 minutes if directly exposed to sunlight. Stepping into Monday, the index decreases to 2. Due to expected cloud cover and showers, UV exposure is minimal, significantly reducing sunburn risk.
For the 7 day forecast in New York City: Monday: Rain and possible thunderstorms with a high of 57 degrees and a low of 38 degrees. Tuesday: Partly cloudy conditions as temperatures rise to 61 degrees and fall to 43 at night. Wednesday: A clear day with lots of sunshine, reaching a high of 60 degrees and dipping to 43 degrees overnight. Thursday: Mostly clear skies with a high of 55, and nighttime lows around 43 degrees. Friday: Expect showers with a cooler high of 51 degrees and a low of 40. Saturday: Mostly clear, as temperatures warm up to 58 degrees for the high and 43 for the low. Sunday: Partly cloudy skies to end the week, with a pleasant high of 64 and a low of 45 degrees.”