Weather report 17 October 2026, 12:00

The morning in New York was grey and at times damp, with 0.9 mm of precipitation in the day's data – no further rain window is recorded before midnight. The sky stays overcast through the afternoon, and the temperature slides from around 12 °C to about 9 °C by 18:00.

A gusty northerly wind makes it feel several degrees colder than the reading suggests.

Overnight the cloud breaks up and the temperature drops to 3 °C, feeling closer to 0 °C. Early gusts of around 40 km/h ease markedly towards morning.

Sunday begins clear and very cool at 2–3 °C, climbing to around 13 °C by midday and 14 °C in the afternoon. With 9.7 hours of sunshine it will be the brightest day for some time, and no rain is expected.

Monday turns windy again, with gusts near 50 km/h, but stays sunny at around 18 °C. The rest of the working week remains dry and mostly bright at 16–19 °C, and Tuesday night turns milder at 12 °C before temperatures ease back midweek.

Beyond that the extended outlook shows little rain, though such distant values are only a rough guide.

Friday was the dullest day of the week, with 2.2 hours of sunshine and a little rain; since then a brisk northerly has swept the air clean. Wednesday's 27 °C is long gone, and today's maximum sits just under 18 °C.

The coming nights stay cold, and even the milder Tuesday morning does not mark the start of another warm spell.

The wind blows from the north to north-east at 20–27 km/h, gusting 42 km/h in the late afternoon and up to 46 km/h in the evening, with 54 km/h recorded for the day. On the bridges and the open stretches down by the water the headwind is hard work, especially on a bike. Overnight it eases to around 20 km/h.