New York, NY – Commuters in New York could face slick roads and gusty winds by late Wednesday as a round of showers pushes through the region.
According to the National Weather Service, a 70% chance of rain is expected after 8 p.m. Wednesday, with east winds reaching up to 21 mph. Light rainfall between a tenth and a quarter inch is possible, impacting evening travel on roadways like FDR Drive, I-278, and the West Side Highway. Drivers should reduce speed and remain alert for pooling water during the evening commute.
Rain will begin to taper by early Thursday, but a 30% chance of lingering showers remains through midday. Temperatures will stay moderate, with highs in the upper 60s. The brief dip in summer-like warmth continues through Friday before temperatures rebound into the upper 70s by Sunday.
While Thursday night looks mostly dry, another round of scattered showers is possible Friday night into Saturday, with a 40% chance of rain by Saturday afternoon. Weekend plans may stay intact, but keeping umbrellas handy is wise.
Sunday and Monday mark a return to warmer summer conditions, with highs near 77°F and mostly sunny skies. Those planning outdoor events or travel should monitor updates, especially Friday night into Saturday when pop-up showers could develop.
⚠️ Weather alerts remain in effect for Wednesday night. Stay tuned to NWS updates as conditions evolve.
