By the water
A walk through The Battery
At Manhattan’s southern tip, the harbour opens into view. Plan a walk among the paths and gardens around the weather: check the rain window first, then decide how far you want to go.
There is still sky between the towers
At street level, tall façades frame the view; by the water, it opens out. Look across Lower Manhattan in the 3D model and switch to Brooklyn Bridge. For the actual walk, timing matters more than altitude: check the hourly rain, gusts and temperatures.
Look up
Around the World Trade Center
One World Trade Center soon draws your eyes upwards. For a walk between the buildings, conditions at ground level still matter. This is the location used for the forecast; the hourly outlook shows whether the evening is expected to cool.
The other side
Brooklyn Bridge Park
From the Brooklyn waterfront, Lower Manhattan becomes a skyline again. Stop to take in the view and you will notice the wind too. Check the forecast gusts and temperature for your visit, along with the park’s current notices.
New York
One location cannot cover the whole city
The forecast is centred on the location at One World Trade Center. A shaded street, a sunny square and the open waterfront can still feel different. The value on this page cannot follow every patch of shade, and one forecast cannot describe all five boroughs.
Weather guide
Follow New York’s clock
All weather times follow New York local time, including daylight saving time. It may already be the next day in Germany while New York is still in the evening. Check the date of a rain window as well as its time.
Before walking by the water, check wind and gusts alongside the rain forecast. Official warnings are available from the National Weather Service in New York.