New York, NY – A rainy start to the workweek is expected in New York City, with rain arriving late Sunday into Monday. Commuters should also prepare for potential delays as fog and patchy rain are forecast to follow into midweek.
According to the National Weather Service, rain is expected to begin after 1 a.m. Sunday night, with temperatures hovering near 38 degrees. Rain chances increase to 70% on Monday, likely before 4 p.m., as southeast winds reach up to 10 mph. Drivers on major roadways such as the FDR Drive and I-95 should remain cautious, as visibility could drop significantly by midweek when foggy conditions are expected to persist.
Monday night will remain rainy, with patchy fog and temperatures rising to 55 degrees. New precipitation is expected to total less than half an inch, but slick roads could lead to slower travel times.
By Tuesday, rain is likely through the morning hours before gradually clearing. High temperatures will climb to 56 degrees, but visibility concerns may linger, especially for early commuters. The National Weather Service reports a 70% chance of rain Tuesday morning.
Wednesday is shaping up to be partly sunny, with highs around 48 degrees. However, showers could return late Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Those planning holiday activities outdoors should monitor the forecast for updated weather alerts.
Stay prepared by dressing warmly this weekend, as temperatures remain in the mid-30s during the day and drop to the 20s overnight. Keep an umbrella and visibility gear handy for the week ahead.
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