The National Weather Service has released detailed forecasts across neighborhoods in New York City, where rainfall today is expected mainly before 2pm and is likely to usher in a cooling trend over the week. In Manhattan, humidity and precipitation are acting in concert, with a "high near 72" and "northwest wind around 7 mph," as reported by the forecast projecting a "chance of precipitation is 90%," with amounts threatening to reach up to half an inch.
Similarly, across the bridge in Brooklyn, the sky will also split open to rain down upon earth, with an "80%" chance, slightly less than Manhattan's outlook. The temperature aligns closely with its neighboring borough, anticipating a "high near 72" and an evening descent to around 58 degrees. As the week progresses, both boroughs are expected to experience a rise in mercury, with temperatures soaring to create "Sunny" days and "mostly clear" nights.
Queens residents should prepare to quickly escape the rain that's foreseen "mainly before 2pm," following a forecast which mirrors those of its city compatriots, also providing warning of a 90% chance for precipitation. Despite the rain, temperatures are expected to remain consistent, with residents enjoying highs that are hovering "near 75" during the majority of the week.
Moving further north, The Bronx is preparing to face similar weather conditions with today's rain predicted to cease before the evening, giving way to "mostly cloudy" skies that shall eventually clear up. Staten Islanders have been given a ray of hope with an "80%" rainfall chance and an expected clearer night sky.
In terms of hazardous weather, there's a collective sigh of relief for the residents as "no hazardous weather is expected at this time that would meet NWS warning criteria," maintains the latest Hazardous Weather Outlook. This stretches from today through the coming Saturday, promising a relatively peaceful week weather-wise.
