New York, NY – The New York area is bracing for a chilly weekend start as temperatures hover in the mid-30s Friday. Gusty winds, reaching up to 36 mph, will make it feel even colder for commuters and those outdoors. The National Weather Service recommends dressing warmly and securing outdoor items to prevent wind damage.
According to the National Weather Service, Friday will remain sunny with a high near 35°F but feel colder with wind chill values as low as 23°F. Breezy northwest winds of 10 to 20 mph are expected throughout the day. As the weekend progresses, temperatures will rise slightly, reaching highs of 37°F Saturday and mid-40s Sunday.
Sunday night marks a significant weather shift, with a 40% chance of rain starting late evening and continuing into Monday. Monday’s high will climb to 52°F, but rain remains likely, making morning commutes slippery. Those traveling on roadways like the FDR Drive or I-95 should plan for potential delays due to wet conditions.
The five-day forecast suggests improving weather by Tuesday, with highs near 57°F but another round of showers possible. Residents are urged to check forecasts regularly and prepare for fluctuating conditions over the weekend.