The varied tapestry of New York City's neighborhoods will experience an array of weather conditions, with forecasts predicting shifts from snow to rain and winds strong enough to merit advisories. As reported by the National Weather Service, Manhattan NY is expected to see increasing clouds today with a high near 42 degrees, and a switch from snow to rain tonight, anticipating little to no snow accumulation.

Similarly, the outlook for Brooklyn NY mirrors this pattern with slight differences in wind gusts expected, as mentioned in a forecast. The neighboring borough of Queens NY, according to its detailed forecast, is set for a mostly cloudy Thursday before yielding to sun. While Bronx NY, as outlined on the service’s website, anticipates snow before 10 p.m. tonight.

Staten Island NY also braces for snow prior to 10 p.m., transitioning to rain later in the night, with temperatures holding steady around 38 degrees, as stated on National Weather Service's webpage. Additionally, the entire city is under a Wind Advisory from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. EST Thursday, signaling the potential for gusts that could disrupt daily routines and create hazardous travel conditions.

The Hazardous Weather Outlook issued by the National Weather Service New York NY includes not only Atlantic coastal warnings, such as a Gale Warning effective from Wednesday evening through early Friday morning, but also cautions residents of Northeast New Jersey and Southeast New York about the expected high wind conditions for Thursday. This convergence of weather warnings emphasizes the importance of preparedness and caution across the boroughs in the face of nature's unpredictable force.