New York, NY – Spring is bringing a mix of rain, wind, and chilly temperatures across the state, and New York City is no exception. Starting Wednesday, residents can expect rain, with gusty winds reaching up to 40 MPH. With temperatures hovering near 48°F during the day and dipping to 40°F at night, the city will feel the full force of this weather system. Travelers should prepare for potential disruptions as the rain is expected to continue through Friday.
According to the National Weather Service, the storm will be accompanied by strong winds that may impact outdoor activities and driving conditions. The risk of rain is pegged at 60% on Thursday and 70% on both Friday and Saturday. Commuters on highways, including I-95 and the FDR Drive, are urged to exercise caution due to the wind gusts and potential rain slicking the roads.
Residents should be prepared for fluctuating temperatures with highs in the mid-40s and lows dropping to 31°F Tuesday night. The cold front will bring brisk winds, especially on Wednesday morning, making it feel much colder than it actually is. This is a good time to bundle up with wind-resistant clothing if you’re headed outdoors.
Looking ahead to the weekend, there’s a 40% chance of more rain on Saturday, with temperatures slightly warming to 56°F. It’s a good idea to keep an umbrella handy, as rain is likely to persist throughout the weekend.
Extended Forecast:
- Tuesday Night: Low 31°F, with winds up to 25 MPH.
- Wednesday: High of 48°F, rain likely, wind gusts reaching 40 MPH.
- Thursday: High 49°F, rain likely with 60% chance of precipitation.
- Friday: High 52°F, rain likely, gusty winds, 70% chance of rain.
- Saturday: High 56°F, 40% chance of rain.
As always, residents are advised to stay informed on weather updates to ensure safety during this stormy spring weather.
