New York, NY – Warm, sunny weather will dominate New York City through midweek, but residents should brace for a change by Thursday night. Expect highs to climb to 74°F on Tuesday, with plenty of sun making outdoor activities ideal for most of the week. Early morning commuters and those traveling along FDR Drive or the West Side Highway should keep sunglasses handy and watch for increased foot traffic in city parks.
According to the National Weather Service, Tuesday will be mostly sunny, with south winds at 9 to 14 mph keeping conditions comfortable. Wednesday brings more of the same, with highs near 72°F and only a few clouds expected. The city will stay mostly dry until Thursday night, when a 50 percent chance of showers moves in after sunset. Residents are urged to prepare for slick roads and pack an umbrella if heading out Thursday evening.
South winds will pick up slightly Tuesday night, holding lows in the mid-60s—well above average for late April. Wednesday night will be partly cloudy, with temps dipping to 55°F, offering perfect spring sleeping weather.
Thursday’s warmth continues with a high of 64°F before rain chances increase. The rain risk grows Friday, with a 40 percent chance of showers and a mild high near 75°F. Travelers and workers should monitor updates for possible delays and consider alternate routes if rain impacts the morning commute.
The extended outlook:
Saturday: Mostly sunny, high near 67°F
Saturday night: Low around 51°F
Sunday: Mostly sunny, high near 64°F
