The boroughs of New York City are in for a mix of sunshine and potential showers in the coming week, according to forecasts from the National Weather Service reported today. Manhattan is expected to experience mostly sunny weather today, with a high near 68 degrees and light winds increasing in strength. However, the likelihood of showers creeps in by Monday night, maintaining a 50 percent chance. The full forecast for Manhattan can be found via the National Weather Service.
Breezy conditions are expected across the boroughs, with gusts possibly reaching up to 31 mph in Staten Island today, reported as having a high near 64 degrees. The pattern of slightly warmer days followed by potential evening showers parallels the forecast for Manhattan, with Staten Island also anticipating a 50 percent chance of rain by Monday night as noted by the National Weather Service.
In Brooklyn, temperatures today will reach near 63 degrees, with similar breezy conditions to other boroughs. The coming days will also feature a mix of sun and clouds, with temperatures peaking on Saturday at around 81 degrees. Brooklynites can expect a 30 percent chance of rain before 2 a.m. Saturday night. For further details on Brooklyn's weather, visit the National Weather Service website.
The forecast for Queens suggests a high near 63 degrees today, and winds picking up, similar to the gusts up to 32 mph, parching frost before 8 a.m. had yet to melt. The rest of the week in Queens looks partly sunny, with temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to the low 70s. The prospect of rain rears its head Monday night, which holds a 50 percent chance of showers. For more specific updates, check the National Weather Service for Queens.
The Bronx will see mostly sunny skies today with a high near 67 degrees and breezy conditions mirroring the other boroughs. As with Staten Island and Manhattan, Bronx residents should prepare for variable weather next week, including a chance of showers on Monday night. Visit the National Weather Service page for the Bronx for additional weather updates.
Despite the promising forecasts, the National Weather Service has also issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for the area, albeit not indicating any warnings meeting their criteria from today through next Thursday. A Frost Advisory remains in effect for parts of the region but does not extend into the New York City area. For details on the hazardous weather outlook and to confirm the status of weather advisories, refer to the National Weather Service statement.
