This week in NYC, expect a mix of rain, fog, and sunshine. Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides you with daily updates and practical tips for navigating the city’s unpredictable spring weather.

Welcome to your comprehensive guide for this week’s weather in NYC! Meteorologist Amy Freeze here, bringing you daily updates from cloudy skies to clear sunsets. We start the week with scattered showers and a high of 63 degrees, leading up to a pleasant Friday with partly cloudy conditions. As we move into the weekend, enjoy mostly clear skies with temperatures peaking at 77 degrees. Visit our blog post for detailed forecasts and tips on how to enjoy NYC’s ever-changing weather! https://amyfreeze.ai/ A swath of rain is sweeping across parts of the Northeast, with heavier showers noted around Boston heading toward Portland. The line of storms stretches through New York, affecting places like Syracuse and Albany, bringing consistent rain. Meanwhile, Philadelphia and Scranton are under moderate rainfall as showers extend down into the region. Although New York City is seeing some rain, areas to the west such as Pittsburgh remain relatively dry. Coastal regions from New York City up to the Canadian border can expect cloudy spells, with significant rain showers further north.
This afternoon in New York City, anticipate temperatures starting at 64 degrees with a gentle southeast wind around 10 mph. As the afternoon progresses, expect a few showers continuing through 6 PM, with temperatures slightly decreasing to 63 degrees and winds easing to 7 mph. By 8 PM, temperatures will settle at 62 degrees with southeast winds dropping to 3 mph, and fog is expected to develop. Keep your umbrella handy and prepare for reduced visibility due to fog later in the day.
In the Northeast today, temperatures are showing some variation. Boston will see a high of 60 degrees, while further inland in Albany, temperatures reach up to 68. Scranton is warming up nicely with a high of 70, and New York City isn’t far behind at 63 degrees. Meanwhile, Syracuse is experiencing a pleasant day with a high of 72. To the northwest, Buffalo is slightly cooler, peaking at 64 degrees, while Pittsburgh is on the lower end at 62.
Tonight in the Northeast, expect cool temperatures settling in across the region. Boston will see a low of 55 degrees, while Albany drops to 52. In Syracuse, temperatures will cool down to 48 degrees. Scranton is forecasted for a low of 54, and Pittsburgh will dip to 52.
High temperatures in the Northeast tomorrow will be quite pleasant, with many cities experiencing above-average readings. Philadelphia is expected to peak at 76 degrees, while New York City will reach 74. In Scranton, temperatures will also be warm at 70 degrees. Further north, Albany and Syracuse will see highs of 68 and 61 degrees, respectively, while Buffalo is cooler at 59. Overall, a dominating high-pressure system is keeping conditions warm and stable, resulting in a lovely spring day across the region.
A system of rain moves across the Northeast, impacting key cities like Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and New York throughout the day. Heavy rain is anticipated, particularly around Syracuse, with potential for localized flooding. The storm conditions diminish by the afternoon in Buffalo and Pittsburgh, while lingering showers are expected in Albany and Scranton. Temperatures are cooler with this system, staying in the low 60s across most areas. While no severe storms are expected, be prepared for steady rainfall and reduced visibility in some regions.
The UV index in New York City is low this Tuesday and Wednesday, with a rating of 0. Expect cloud cover and rain to significantly limit UV exposure both days.