Residents across New York City's boroughs are in for a mixed bag of weather conditions this week, with forecasts indicating a variety of changes ahead. According to the National Weather Service's detailed prediction for Manhattan, today's weather is partly sunny with an expected high around 64 degrees, and a shift toward a 50 percent chance of showers tonight. Similar conditions are poised to prevail in Brooklyn, with highs near 62 degrees today before potential showers later in the evening.

The outlook for Queens, Bronx, and Staten Island also suggests partly sunny skies today, with temperatures reaching the low 60s. However, the weather is anticipated to be somewhat temperamental, as nighttime brings an increased likelihood of rain for both Queens and the Bronx, while Staten Island may see showers mainly before 2 am. All boroughs are looking forward to a mostly sunny Saturday, with temperatures soaring as high as 79 degrees in certain areas.

As the week progresses, the forecast from Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, and Staten Island show a trend toward cloudy skies and possible showers as we head into Sunday and Monday, with accompanying highs ranging from the upper 50s to the upper 60s.

In spite of the wavering rain prospects, the National Weather Service has not identified any severe weather threats for the region in their latest Hazardous Weather Outlook. For now, "no hazardous weather is expected at this time that would meet NWS warning criteria", offering some respite to New Yorkers concerned with severe weather events following a tranquil day and night.