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The radar for the Northeast shows a significant storm system centered over Syracuse, sweeping eastward with rain showers extending towards Albany. Clouds and precipitation are present over a broad area, with rain reaching as far west as Buffalo. Philadelphia and New York City are experiencing light rain showers, with a separate storm system offshore moving towards the coast. Washington, D.C. is under a mix of light rain and cloudy skies. Boston remains mostly dry and clear, providing a respite from the rain affecting the southern parts of the region.
In New York City this evening, temperatures will gradually decrease from 67 degrees at 9 PM to 63 degrees by 1 AM. Expect mostly to partly cloudy skies with a calm atmosphere initially, and a light northwest breeze around 3 mph as the night progresses.
Tonight in the Northeast, Buffalo will drop to 42 degrees, while Syracuse cools down to 45. Albany is looking at a low of 47 degrees, with Boston slightly colder at 49. New York City will see a low of 56 degrees, and Philadelphia will dip to 57. Scranton will reach 50 degrees as a reminder that spring nights can still be brisk.
Tomorrow, the Northeast will experience above-average high temperatures. Washington and Philadelphia will lead the way with a warm 79 degrees, while New York City is expected to reach 73 degrees. Farther north, Albany will see a high of 63 degrees, and Buffalo will be cooler at 56 degrees.
A cold front moves into the Northeast by late tomorrow morning, bringing scattered showers from Scranton to Boston. Expect moderate rainfall with isolated heavy pockets, mainly affecting central New York and northern New England. Temperatures will remain mild, into the 60s and 70s, with breezy conditions developing by afternoon. The precipitation will clear out by evening, making way for cooler and drier air into Thursday. Keep an eye out for slick roads during the morning commute, particularly across urban areas.
The UV index in New York City will be high at 8 on Wednesday, with a burn time of about 17 minutes, so it’s crucial to use sunscreen and wear protective clothing. On Thursday, the UV index reduces slightly to 7, where sunburn can occur in approximately 20 minutes.
Wednesday: Enjoy a partly cloudy day with a high of 74 degrees and a low around 59. Thursday: Expect rain throughout the day, with temperatures reaching a high of 75 degrees and dipping to 56 at night. Friday: Showers continue as the high peaks at 58 degrees, cooling down to 52 degrees by nightfall. Saturday: The sun breaks through with partly cloudy skies and a warmer high of 71 degrees, with a low of 56. Sunday: Delight in mostly clear conditions, warming nicely to a high of 78 degrees and a nighttime low of 56. Monday: Start the week with mostly cloudy skies; temperatures will hit a high of 72 degrees and remain mild with a low of 60. Tuesday: Rain returns, bringing a high of 72 degrees with evening temperatures around 62.