New York. NY – Residents can expect an unsettled start to the week, with thunderstorms likely hitting by Monday afternoon. The National Weather Service has issued a weather watch for the area, warning of a 50% chance of storms starting after 8 p.m. By Monday evening, heavy rain and gusty winds could cause disruptions in the city. Travelers and those with outdoor plans are advised to prepare for sudden changes in weather.
According to the latest update from the National Weather Service, New York City’s Monday high will reach a warm 84°F, but conditions will become more volatile in the afternoon. The risk of severe thunderstorms continues through the evening, with isolated instances of flash flooding and strong winds possible. Local agencies are urging the public to stay informed of the latest warnings, especially if you’re planning outdoor activities or traveling through the area.
While Tuesday offers a slight improvement, thunderstorms could return later in the day, bringing showers and another chance for heavy rain. By Wednesday, things will clear up with a mostly sunny forecast, though it will remain warm with highs in the low 80s.
Looking ahead to the holiday weekend, New Yorkers can expect a generally warm and sunny 4th of July, with highs reaching around 90°F. However, a few isolated thunderstorms could pop up later in the day, so it’s important to keep an eye on the sky if you’re planning to celebrate outdoors.
5-Day Forecast:
- Monday, June 30: High: 84°F / Low: 74°F — Chance of T-Storms after 8 p.m.
- Tuesday, July 1: High: 90°F / Low: 74°F — Chance of showers and T-storms after 2 p.m.
- Wednesday, July 2: High: 83°F / Low: 73°F — Mostly sunny
- Thursday, July 3: High: 85°F / Low: 71°F — Mostly sunny
- Friday, July 4 (Independence Day): High: 90°F / Low: 74°F — Partly sunny with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms
