Catch all the weather action in NYC with Amy Freeze! From unexpected rainfalls to clear sunny days, find out what the weather holds for each day of the week.

Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides a detailed breakdown of the weather in the Northeast, particularly in New York City. Expect variations from light showers to clear skies with detailed temperature readings and potential weather hazards. This week in NYC is a mixed bag with temperatures fluctuating and rain patterns shifting. Perfect for those who like a bit of unpredictability in their weather!
A burst of rain is sweeping across the Northeastern region, with Buffalo experiencing consistent rainfall moving towards Syracuse. Albany and its surrounding areas remain dry for now but will see these clouds make their way eastward as the system progresses. Showers have reached as far south as Pittsburgh and are trailing into Scranton, keeping these areas wet. New York City and Boston are currently under cloudy skies, and the rain is heading in their direction later in the day. Regions like Philadelphia and Washington are enjoying clear conditions as the rain remains to their north.
This evening in New York City, cloud cover dominates the sky with temperatures holding steady at 62 degrees at 8 PM, easing to 61 degrees by midnight. Winds will be a gentle breeze from the south-southeast at 8 miles per hour, calming slightly overnight. By midnight, a few light showers might make an appearance, so keeping an umbrella handy is advisable.
Low temperatures across the Northeast tonight will be brisk, with Buffalo dipping to 43 degrees. Syracuse will see a low of 41, and Scranton is forecasted to drop to 43. Philadelphia is slightly milder at 49 degrees, while New York City will cool down to 51. Pittsburgh will experience a chillier night at 42 degrees, making it one of the cooler spots in the region.
High temperatures in the Northeast tomorrow are expected to reach above average, with Washington, D.C. climbing to a warm 79 degrees. Philadelphia will also enjoy a pleasant day with a high of 76 degrees. Scranton will see temperatures hit 71 degrees. Farther north, Buffalo registers at a cooler 52 degrees, indicating a significant temperature drop compared to the south.
A weather system is set to impact the Northeast tomorrow, with widespread rain beginning early in the day, focusing on areas from Pittsburgh to Washington and extending into New York by afternoon. While severe storms are not anticipated, expect steady to heavy rainfall, particularly in the regions of Scranton and Philadelphia, potentially causing localized flooding. Temperatures will remain relatively mild, hovering in the 60s for most areas, with a significant drop expected post-system passage. In northern areas, including Syracuse and Albany, the rainfall tapers off by evening, transitioning to clearer skies.
The UV index in NYC will be a high of 7 on Friday, with sun exposure leading to a potential burn time of about 20 minutes. By Saturday, the UV index will decrease to 3, lowering the risk significantly with no immediate burn time.
For the 7-day forecast in New York City: Friday: Rain arrives late with a high of 75 degrees and a low of 60. Saturday: Thunderstorms expected early, reaching up to 74 degrees and a low of 51. Sunday: Partly cloudy skies with temperatures peaking at 59 degrees and a low of 51. Monday: Mostly clear conditions, with a high of 74 degrees and a low of 56. Tuesday: Enjoy partly cloudy skies and a warm day with a high of 79 degrees, dipping to 68 at night. Wednesday: Partly cloudy again, with a high reaching 81 degrees and a low of 55. Thursday: Showers return, bringing the temperature down to 62 degrees with a low of 54.