New York, NY – Thunderstorms will push into New York City after 11 a.m. Monday, triggering a summer weather alert for commuters, pedestrians, and anyone outdoors. The National Weather Service warns that scattered storms may bring gusty winds, lightning, and downpours—especially along major routes like I-87 and I-95.
According to the NWS, New York City will see a high near 84°F Monday with a 60% chance of rain and storms developing late morning into the evening. While rainfall amounts may remain light overall, localized thunderstorms could dump heavier totals and reduce visibility on the roads. South winds between 8 and 14 mph could gust higher during storms.
Monday night brings a continued threat for storms mainly before 8 p.m., with lows holding around 76°F. Tuesday could see another round of active weather as storms return after 2 p.m. The heat continues, with a high near 85°F and a 70% chance of precipitation. Flash flooding can’t be ruled out in poor drainage areas.
Residents should secure outdoor items, avoid unnecessary travel during storm hours, and charge devices ahead of time.
🌤️ Five-Day NYC Weather Outlook (July 7–12):
- Monday: High 84°F – Thunderstorms after 11 a.m. (60% chance)
- Tuesday: High 85°F – Showers, thunderstorms likely after 2 p.m. (70%)
- Wednesday: High 83°F – Mostly sunny
- Thursday: High 80°F – Scattered showers/storms (50% chance)
- Friday: High 80°F – Cloudy with chance of showers (40%)
⚠️ Storm chances taper by Friday, but unsettled summer weather continues into the weekend. More alerts may follow.
