New York, NY – Travelers in New York should prepare for wet conditions Sunday as showers and isolated thunderstorms move through by midday, bringing brief downpours and slick roads across the five boroughs.
According to the National Weather Service, rain chances increase after 11 a.m. Sunday, with a 20% chance of scattered showers in Central Park and nearby areas. Winds will shift westward around 15 mph, and temperatures will top out near 67°F. Although rainfall totals will be light, drivers on the FDR Drive, Cross Bronx Expressway, and major parkways should remain alert for slippery pavement and reduced visibility.
By Sunday night, skies begin to clear, setting the stage for a stretch of sunny, summer-like weather. Monday will be dry and pleasant with a high of 71°F. Tuesday warms up significantly, hitting 76°F under full sun. Evening lows stay mild in the mid-50s to mid-60s, making for ideal outdoor conditions.
Summer temperatures build into the mid-to-upper 70s by Thursday, with highs approaching 79°F by Friday. Light cloud cover is expected to return midweek, with a 30–40% chance of showers Thursday into Friday.
Canadian wildfire smoke will remain a minor concern through Monday, especially in the mornings. Sensitive groups should limit prolonged outdoor activity.
What’s Next: Sunday’s rain clears out quickly, and no new alerts are in effect after Monday. The next update will cover late-week rain chances and rising humidity.
