New York, NY – St. Patrick’s Day in the Tri-State area will be marked by lingering rain showers and unseasonably warm temperatures, with highs reaching the lower to mid-50s, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). While steady rain will taper off from west to east starting Monday morning, scattered showers are expected to persist throughout the day.
According to the NWS New York office, the entire region will remain damp until late Monday night. Cooler temperatures will be felt along the coast, with highs around 50°F in Montauk and New London, while inland cities such as Poughkeepsie and Bridgeport could see temperatures near 58°F. Despite the showers, temperatures are running above seasonal averages for mid-March.
Residents heading out for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations should prepare for wet conditions and carry an umbrella. Roads may remain slick, especially in the morning hours. The rain is expected to fully clear by late Monday night, leading to drier conditions for the rest of the week.
Travelers should monitor local forecasts for updates and allow extra time for any outdoor festivities. For the latest weather updates, visit weather.gov/nyc.
