New York, NY – A cold and blustery weekend is ahead for New York City, with temperatures struggling to rise above freezing. Residents should prepare for strong winds and chilly conditions as winter keeps its grip on the region.
According to the National Weather Service, Friday will bring sunshine but remain breezy, with highs near 35°F and wind gusts reaching 34 mph. By Saturday, temperatures will climb slightly to 39°F, though wind chills will make it feel much colder. Sunday will offer a slight warm-up, reaching 44°F with mostly sunny skies.
Overnight lows will remain frigid, dipping to around 20°F Friday night and 21°F Saturday night. Wind chills could make it feel as low as 10°F, so those heading outside should dress in layers and limit exposure.
Looking ahead, Monday and Tuesday will bring milder temperatures, with highs reaching 47°F and 49°F, respectively. However, clouds will increase early next week, leading to possible unsettled weather by midweek.
Travelers should watch for icy patches on roads and sidewalks, especially in the early morning hours. Stay updated with the latest forecasts to plan accordingly.
