Weather report 19 October 2026, 12:00

In New York, the clear midday sunshine continues through the afternoon and it stays dry. Temperatures reach around 17 °C by 15:00 before falling to about 12 °C by 18:00. No rain windows are forecast through noon tomorrow, and the sky stays clear through this evening.

The night starts clear and turns much colder, with temperatures down to around 5 °C by dawn. Towards morning some cloud arrives and the wind freshens from the north to north-east.

Tuesday starts at 6–7 °C but reaches about 18–19 °C by 12:00. The north-easterly wind strengthens markedly during the morning, with gusts of up to 49 km/h. No rain windows are forecast before noon.

It stays dry and mostly sunny in New York through Sunday. On Wednesday and Thursday highs will be 16–18 °C; gusts above 50 km/h are possible on Wednesday, and it remains windy on Thursday. The first hint of rain in the extended forecast is for Wednesday 28 October, but that is still uncertain.

The retrospective weather data show a clear drop in temperature after the mild 27 °C on 14 October; by Sunday the daily maximum was only 15.6 °C. Today is slightly milder by comparison, though this does not mark a new warm spell. The coming days stay dry at least until Sunday; the next rain signal in the extended forecast does not appear until 28 October and should be read with caution.

The wind is north-easterly today at 12–15 km/h with gusts around 21 km/h. Overnight it turns northerly and freshens; tomorrow morning brings around 25 km/h with gusts of up to 49 km/h, which may be noticeable on exposed routes and bridges.