New Yorkers are looking at a sunny outlook with modest temperatures for the coming week across the boroughs, according to the latest weather forecasts. Manhattan can expect highs peaking around 83 degrees today with similar conditions in Bronx. Other boroughs including Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island will see a slight dip with highs averaging near 80 degrees.
Evening conditions across the five boroughs remain mostly clear with temperatures sitting comfortably in the upper 60s. Staten Islanders, in particular, will experience lows around 68 degrees tonight. Meanwhile, The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook, warning of a high rip current risk effective through Sunday evening for the coastal areas of Brooklyn, Queens, and Nassau counties. According to the weather advisory, "High Rip Current Risk" is in effect and beachgoers are advised to exercise caution.
Looking ahead, all boroughs face a chance of showers and thunderstorms come Sunday night, with a 50 percent probability as noted in forecasts. Monday will also bring potential thunderstorms especially after 2pm with a 40 percent chance of precipitation. Despite the potential for wet weather, the forecasts for subsequent days suggest a return to mostly sunny skies with temperatures ranging from the high 70s to mid-80s into the latter part of the week.
Residents planning outdoor activities should particularly note Monday's weather risks, including the chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. By mid-week, those in Manhattan can look forward to sunny days with highs nearing 77 degrees, while similar sunny conditions will grace Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. Those in Bronx will see slightly cooler temperatures, with a high near 76 degrees on Wednesday. As the week progresses, nighttime temperatures across the boroughs are expected to hover at the low 60's, contributing to generally pleasant evenings.
