Weather in New York

Tuesday will be dry in New York, with no rain window in the forecast. After a chilly start near 7 °C, temperatures rise to around 20 °C with almost ten hours of sunshine. The north-easterly wind strengthens during the morning and may gust to 49 km/h.

Monday is ending clear in New York, with the afternoon high around 18 °C, and the evening stays dry.

Overnight it will fall to around 7 °C under clear skies. The wind eases at first but picks up again towards dawn.

Wednesday stays dry, though the north-easterly wind will be even stronger, with gusts around 52 km/h. Thursday remains blustery, with gusts around 54 km/h, and reaches about 19 °C, before the weekend turns cooler at 14–17 °C; no rain is expected through Sunday. The first sign of wetter weather appears around 28 October, but that is still an uncertain trend.

The recent spell has cooled: after 27 °C on 14 October, the highs fell to 16 °C on 18 October and around 18 °C today. There is no sign of a heat spell, with the 30 °C mark well out of reach. Tuesday continues the dry pattern, but the wind becomes the main story before the weekend turns cooler.

The wind comes from the north-east to north on Tuesday and reaches around 25 km/h during the day; the strongest gusts are 49 km/h, especially between 09:00 and 15:00. The gusts will be noticeable on open stretches and bridges.

The current official warning status for the New York area is unavailable, so the supplied warning list cannot be treated as a reliable all-clear. No warnings are shown, but this does not amount to an official clearance.