New York, NY – As temperatures soar into the 70s across New York this week, a shift is expected by Friday, bringing cooler weather and rain. Wednesday’s forecast shows highs in the low 70s for most of the state, with some areas like New York City reaching up to 75°F. Thursday will remain similarly warm, with highs continuing in the low to mid-70s.
According to the National Weather Service, New York City and surrounding regions will experience temperatures in the mid-70s on both Wednesday and Thursday. Areas like Montauk and parts of Connecticut will also see mild temperatures in the 60s. However, by Friday, the weather will take a dramatic turn with temperatures dropping, and rain expected throughout the day.
For those in the Hudson Valley and northern regions, including cities like Poughkeepsie and Middletown, high temperatures will reach 67°F to 72°F on Wednesday, before dipping lower on Friday. Coastal areas like Riverhead will see a similar pattern, with highs reaching 70°F Thursday before cooling down by Friday.
Travelers should be prepared for the abrupt weather change, as rain is anticipated to move through New York by Friday morning. It’s a good time to check your rain gear and prepare for potential slowdowns due to wet conditions.
The cooler, rainy weather is expected to last through Friday evening, with temperatures not climbing back to the 70s until early next week. Keep an eye on local forecasts as more updates may follow.
