New York, New York – A crisp, quiet start is giving way to a fast-changing spring pattern, and wet pavement could return before sunrise Saturday as light showers move into the city.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures climb into the mid-60s by afternoon under sunny skies, with southwest winds increasing to around 10 mph. Clouds thicken after sunset, and a 20 percent chance of showers develops late tonight, mainly after midnight, as a weak system brushes the region.
Across the five boroughs, conditions stay favorable through the afternoon commute, but drivers on the FDR Drive and I-278 should watch for slick spots by early Saturday. Light rain combined with cooling temperatures may create patchy slick pavement in shaded areas. Keep headlights on and allow extra braking distance.
Saturday trends cooler and breezier, with highs near 61°F and northwest winds gusting up to 18 mph. Skies clear into the evening, setting up a calmer but cooler night. Sunday brings more clouds and a noticeable dip, with highs around 55°F, before a sharp warm-up arrives.
By Monday, temperatures surge to near 72°F with mostly cloudy skies, signaling a strong spring rebound. Commuters and outdoor plans benefit, but shifting conditions mean staying flexible.
Looking ahead, above-normal warmth builds into next week, reinforcing the spring pattern. More updates are likely as minor systems pass through. Traveling this weekend? Watch for changing road conditions and let us know what you’re seeing across the city.
Five Day Forecast for New York, New York
Saturday: Sunny, high near 61°F, breezy northwest wind
Sunday: Mostly sunny, high near 55°F
Monday: Mostly cloudy, high near 72°F
Tuesday: Partly sunny, high near 76°F
Wednesday: Partly sunny, high near 77°F
