New York City, NY – New Yorkers should bundle up as cold weather dominates the city this weekend, with wind chills making temperatures feel even colder. Saturday morning will kick off with increasing clouds and a high of 31°F, but the wind chill could dip as low as 15°F.
According to the National Weather Service, Saturday night will see lows drop to 28°F, accompanied by brisk winds between 10 and 13 mph. Those venturing out should prepare for colder conditions. Sunday’s temperatures will rebound slightly with a high near 39°F, as skies turn mostly cloudy before clearing by Monday morning.
Looking ahead to Monday, sunny skies will bring a much-needed break from the dreary weekend weather, with a high near 39°F. By Tuesday, New Yorkers can expect a gradual warming trend, with highs reaching 42°F under mostly sunny conditions.
Residents should also be mindful of potential snow by midweek, with a 30% chance of precipitation expected Wednesday evening. If commuting during this period, plan accordingly to avoid hazardous conditions on roadways.
Stay updated with the latest weather developments to prepare for fluctuating temperatures and possible snow. For the latest forecasts and alerts, visit your local weather resources.
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