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New York gets a sunny, dry but much cooler Sunday, with highs of only 15 °C.

A complete, current official warning status for New York is not available; the warning feed is unavailable. No all-clear can be inferred from that. Anyone relying on official advice should check the latest information from the National Weather Service.

Today

In New York, Saturday evening starts at around 10 °C under mostly clear skies; by 21:00 it falls to about 6 °C. Temperatures drop further to 2–4 °C before Sunday dawn, then climb to around 15 °C in the afternoon. No rain window is forecast for Sunday.

Tonight

The night stays clear and dry; near dawn it will feel closer to −1 °C.

Tomorrow

Sunday begins clear and cold at 2–3 °C, warming to 15 °C by the afternoon. It stays dry throughout, with no rain window for the whole day. The wind comes from the north to north-east, light to moderate, with gusts up to 26 km/h.

Outlook

Monday turns milder at 17 °C and stays sunny, but the wind strengthens sharply, with gusts of around 50 km/h. Tuesday also brings sunshine and up to 19 °C, though it remains windy. For the following weekend, the data point to a cooler and still mostly dry trend, but that is uncertain.

In context

Open-Meteo's model history shows around 23 °C on Friday, while Sunday's forecast is down to 15 °C. Saturday already sits between those values, so the cool-down extends over several days. There is no heat series in the data. Early next week turns milder again before cooler air may return later.

Wind

On Sunday the wind comes from the north to north-east at mostly 8–12 km/h, gusting up to 26 km/h; the strongest gusts occur in the early hours and during the morning. Expect a fresh breeze on exposed stretches and bridges; a light jacket will be useful.

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