Dive into our latest blog for a detailed weather forecast for NYC and the Northeast, with insights from Amy Freeze on what to expect this week for weather patterns!

In this blog, we break down the daily weather conditions for NYC and the Northeast from sunny skies to potential showers. Amy Freeze provides expert analysis on temperature trends, the UV index, and safety tips. Stay informed and prepared by checking out the full forecast details here: https://amyfreeze.ai/ The Northeast region is mostly clear with only a few patches of precipitation. In Washington, D.C., rain showers are moving across the area, as they make their way northward. Philadelphia and New York are experiencing clear skies, maintaining calm conditions. Scranton is also enjoying sunny weather, while farther northeast in Syracuse, it’s mostly cloudy with no active precipitation observed. Buffalo is also sitting under clear skies, and Portland, is experiencing just a few lingering clouds without any rain or snow.
For this afternoon in New York City, expect sunny conditions with temperatures starting at 52 degrees around 3 PM, dropping to 48 degrees by 7 PM. Winds will be from the west-northwest at 7 miles per hour, decreasing to 3 miles per hour as the afternoon progresses.
“Let’s look at the high temperatures across the Northeast today. In Boston, expect a cool afternoon with a high of 49 degrees. Just a bit warmer in Albany, reaching 50 degrees. Moving west, Syracuse checks in at 49 degrees while Buffalo is slightly cooler at 46 degrees. In the southern tier, Pittsburgh is experiencing a more mild day with a high of 60 degrees, while Scranton sits at 50 degrees. Over in Philadelphia, temperatures are steady at 54 degrees, adding to the overall mild feel in the region. ”
Now for the low temperatures in the Northeast tonight. Expect a chilly night ahead with significant drops in temperatures. Boston will dip to 28 degrees, while Portland is slightly colder at 29 degrees. Buffalo will see a low of 44 degrees. Syracuse will cool down to 43 degrees, and Albany will settle at 40 degrees. In Scranton, look for a low of 51 degrees. New York City will experience a mild night, with temperatures around 53 degrees, while Philadelphia stays at 55 degrees. Pittsburgh rounds out the evening with a more mild low of 59 degrees.
High temperatures for the Northeast on March 28th are looking mild, with notable variations across the region. In Philadelphia, anticipate a high of 64 degrees, while New York City will be a degree cooler at 62. Scranton will experience a high of 56 degrees, slightly below average for this time of year. Farther west, Pittsburgh will reach 62 degrees, which is consistent with seasonal norms. Toward the north, Rochester and Syracuse can expect highs of 50 and 49 degrees, respectively, as cooler air from the north is still lingering. Meanwhile, Boston will see a high of 58 degrees, reflecting similar trends of mild temperatures throughout the region. T
Expect a mix of precipitation across the Northeast tomorrow. Rain showers are likely to develop in the morning over areas like Buffalo moving eastward to Scranton by afternoon. Snow could mix in at higher elevations farther north. Keep an eye on the timing of a cold front moving in from the west, bringing a chance of heavier showers and gusty winds during the day. With the front’s passage, temperatures may drop slightly, and there’s a potential for some localized flooding in areas with heavier downpours.
The UV index in New York City is moderate on Thursday with a value of 5, and you can expect a burn time of about 27 minutes in direct sunlight. By Friday, the index decreases slightly to 4 due to partially cloudy skies, increasing the burn time to 35 minutes!