Weather report 17 October 2026, 07:00

New York begins Saturday at 10°C under thick cloud, and the northerly wind—gusting up to 54 km/h—makes it feel raw straight away. The day’s high is around 18°C, before temperatures fall to about 7°C in the evening. No coherent rain windows are forecast for today; with a 41% daily chance, a stray drop or two cannot be ruled out.

The sky clears overnight, but the wind stays noticeable at first and makes it feel close to freezing. The low is around 4°C.

Sunday starts very cold at just 2°C, then turns sunny and much calmer, with gusts reaching 29 km/h. The afternoon should reach 15°C, and no rain is expected all day.

Monday and Tuesday bring plenty of sunshine and highs of 17°C and 19°C respectively, though the wind picks up strongly again. Wednesday is a little cooler at 16°C but remains dry and windy. The trend towards the end of October is uncertain and points towards cool, mostly dry days.

Friday was mild at 22.7°C with little sunshine, and Saturday’s high is about five degrees lower. The model record shows no heat spell, just a clear shift towards chilly autumn nights. The coming days stay dry, and Sunday’s low of just under 2°C is set to be the coldest night of the week ahead.

The wind blows from the north to north-northeast at 15–30 km/h, with gusts of up to 54 km/h. Take care on bridges and exposed stretches, especially during the morning and early evening, and secure loose outdoor items.