Join Amy Freeze for a week of surprising weather shifts in NYC! From mild afternoons to snowy mornings, know what to expect each day with our detailed forecast.

This week, NYC witnesses a thrilling weather carousel, led by Amy Freeze. From the clarity of sun-kissed mornings to the uncertainty of snow-laden nights, every day promises a new chapter. Delve into our daily forecasts, understand regional variations, and prepare for the unpredictable with tips and insights that keep you one step ahead of the weather curve. The Regional Radar indicates snow is sweeping across the upstate of New York and the Great Lakes region, with a particular focus on Buffalo and Syracuse. Meanwhile, the mix of rain and snow is visible around Albany, suggesting a blend of wintry weather for the area. Boston and its surroundings are seeing some lighter rain, bringing a wet start to the day. New York City and Philadelphia are under clear skies, enjoying a brief respite from precipitation. The far northern parts, including areas near Portland, are also experiencing snowy conditions.
Afternoon temperatures in New York City will start at 54 degrees, with winds from the west-northwest at 14 miles per hour, accompanied by cloudy skies. By 5 PM, temperatures will gradually dip to 52 degrees as the skies transition to mostly cloudy conditions with winds easing to 12 miles per hour from the same direction. As the evening approaches, expect temperatures to fall further to 48 degrees with partly cloudy skies and a gentle northwest breeze at 9 miles per hour.
In the Northeast today, we’re looking at a mix of milder temperatures and cooler spots. New York City reaches a pleasant 54 degrees, while Philadelphia edges slightly higher at 55. To the north, Albany is cooler at 44 degrees, and Syracuse is even chillier at 39. Buffalo remains on the cooler side with a high of just 43, highlighting the temperature contrast in the region. Down in Pittsburgh, expect a comfortable 51 degrees amidst varying local conditions. Overall, it’s a day of contrasts, with some areas experiencing warmth and others staying brisk.
Tonight in the Northeast, temperatures will drop significantly as cold air settles in. Expect a chilly 32 degrees in Albany and Scranton, with Syracuse close behind at 34. Boston will see a low of 37, while New York City remains slightly milder at 45. Further west, Pittsburgh will register at 46 degrees. Above freezing, but still cool, Philadelphia will cool down to 43.
Tomorrow in the Northeast, high temperatures are expected to hover around seasonal averages, with some areas experiencing slightly above-normal readings. Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. will hit 64 and 66 degrees, respectively, providing a warm start to the spring. Meanwhile, New York City is forecasted to reach 63 degrees, while Boston cools down to 59 degrees. Scranton and Pittsburgh will be on either side of 57 and 64 degrees, respectively, bringing a bit of variety in temperatures across the region. Overall, a pleasant day is on tap as warm air continues to dominate the area.
A cold front is set to bring rain and snow showers to the Northeast starting late tonight, with the most significant impacts from Syracuse to Portland. Expect rain transitioning to snow resulting in potential slick conditions, particularly in northern areas by morning. Snow accumulation could affect the morning commute, especially in higher elevations. By afternoon, skies begin to clear across New York and New Jersey, with temperatures dipping slightly. Keep an eye on falling temperatures behind this front as we head into Thursday, marking a chillier start but with gradually clearing skies.
The UV index in NYC is low today, at 3, with cloud cover significantly reducing sun exposure. On Thursday, expect the UV index to rise to a high of 7, with a burn time of about 20 minutes in direct sunlight. Plan for sun protection on Thursday with sunscreen and protective clothing to stay safe while enjoying the open air.