Residents across the boroughs can expect sunny weather today, with highs near 49°F, before rain chances increase overnight. Manhattan and Brooklyn have a 30% chance of rain after 3 a.m., while Queens and the Bronx may see rain after 4 a.m., leading into a rainy Monday. Staten Island faces a slightly higher chance of rain before dawn Monday.
The National Weather Service issued a gale watch for coastal waters from Monday morning through the afternoon, though no hazardous weather warnings are in place for land areas today and tonight. On Monday, moisture will bring considerable precipitation to the city, with “new precipitation amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible.” Midweek weather will feature partly sunny to sunny days with a chance of rain showers, mainly before 2 p.m. on Wednesday. As the weekend approaches, temperatures will stay in the mid-to-high 50s, with increasing cloud coverage by Saturday.
For additional information on weather conditions and gale warnings, New Yorkers are advised to stay updated by visiting the National Weather Service website for the latest forecasts and potential hazardous weather outlooks. While the weather service does not anticipate any significant weather hazards requiring warnings after today, but this may change with new developments.
