Residents of New York City boroughs can expect a shift in weather as reports indicate a mix of cloudy skies and rain showers with clearer conditions early in the week. According to the National Weather Service's extended forecast for Manhattan, increasing clouds today will lead to a high near 62 degrees, while tonight will bring a low around 47. Similar conditions are forecast for Brooklyn, as detailed by the National Weather Service, with clouds persisting before gradual clearing to a sunny Monday with highs around 65 degrees.
Queens and Bronx weather aligns closely with neighboring areas, each expecting a sunny Monday after a mostly cloudy Sunday; Queens will see highs around 65, and in Bronx, the mercury will tip slightly lower at 64 as per the respective forecasts from the National Weather Service for Queens and the National Weather Service for Bronx. Staten Island, not to be outdone, boasts its own clearing skies and hiking temperatures, reaching a high near 65 on Monday, detailed by the National Weather Service forecast for Staten Island.
Rain is expected across all New York City boroughs starting Wednesday night, with an 80% chance at its peak. On Thursday, the likelihood of rain continues but decreases slightly, with Staten Island seeing a 60% chance. While forecasts indicate shared wet weather across the boroughs, slight differences in temperature and cloud cover remain noticeable.
The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook highlighting the risk of coastal flooding. Southern Fairfield and Southern Westchester remain under a Coastal Flood Advisory until early afternoon, with similar warnings in place for Southern Queens and Southern Nassau.
