Residents across New York City's boroughs can look forward to a streak of sunny days and clear nights, as detailed in a series of forecasts from the National Weather Service. Manhattan is anticipating a high near 69 today with winds around 14 mph from the north, with a low around 51 tonight, as per data found on the NWS website. Neighboring borough Brooklyn mirrors this forecast, with temperatures just slightly higher, indicating an expected high near 70 and similar wind conditions, reported by weather officials on the NWS website.
Queens and the Bronx are both set to relish in comfortable highs in the upper 60s, as "Sunny, with a high near 69" and "Sunny, with a high near 68" respectively, were the predictions made available through the NWS website. Staten Island, often experiencing its fair share of coastal wind, reports indicate it'll see a similar sunny day with a high near 70 and a refreshing northeast breeze.
According to the NWS Hazardous Weather Outlook, none of the boroughs are under threat of severe weather for the next seven days, providing a collective sigh of relief for city dwellers who can enjoy their outdoor activities unfettered by the concerns that weather can so often introduce. "No hazardous weather is expected at this time," which should hold through until Tuesday.
Temperatures in New York City are expected to rise in the coming days, with Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx seeing highs climbing toward the 80s. Staten Island is forecasted to reach the upper 70s.
According to the National Weather Service, the warmer trend is expected to continue into the weekend.
