Manhattanites can expect a brisk and breezy end to the week, with gusts potentially reaching as high as 32 mph, according to the latest forecast. This sunshine comes with a side of wind, courtesy of a northwest current that's picking up the pace from a chill 8 to 13 mph to a more robust 16 to 21 mph as the day progresses.
Come nightfall, the winds are not quite ready to settle down, predicted to stick around at 9 to 16 mph, with gusts that may still rattle windows up to 31 mph. A low around 32 degrees will accompany the mostly clear evening skies. Those looking to enjoy the outdoors might want to securely fasten their hats and scarves before stepping out.
Sunday brings a mixed bag of weather, featuring "isolated showers between 10am and 4pm" though with a low 20% chance of precipitation, as per the National Weather Service. Despite the threat of rain, the majority of the day should remain mostly sunny with a cozy high nudging 51 degrees.
Looking further ahead to Monday, clear skies prevail, and the temperature intends to gradually climb, reaching a comfortable high near 61. The wind will dutifully lessen to a tamer 9 to 11 mph, though it could still manage to gust up to 23 mph. The evening anticipates a calm, mostly clear night with temperatures dipping to 42.
The forecast for the week suggests a pattern of sunny days and mostly clear nights, with temperatures reaching a high near 64 on Tuesday, which is slightly higher than average for this time of the year. The rest of the week appears to maintain a rhythm of calm weather, with highs hovering in the mid-50s, a condition likely welcomed by New Yorkers eager for spring.
