As November comes to a close, New Yorkers are feeling the crisp air indicative of the impending winter. With a steady chain of forecasts, it's clear that weather across the boroughs of New York City is taking a synchronized dip into cooler, wetter days ahead. Manhattan is looking to experience a high near 44 today with sunny skies, followed by increasing clouds and a low around 34 tonight. A similar pattern holds true for Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island, where residents will enjoy clear skies before preparing for overcast conditions and rainfall.
Looking towards the week, a consistent thread of rain is forecasted to dampen spirits and streets alike, starting Sunday after 1 pm across all five boroughs. Monday brings temporary relief with mostly sunny conditions before clouds start building up by nightfall. Taking a stroll in Manhattan or trekking through Staten Island come Tuesday, folks should carry an umbrella as rain seems imminent with a 90% chance of precipitation—similar forecasts hold throughout the region.
Despite the scheduled rainfall, no hazardous weather is expected to reach warning criteria according to the Hazardous Weather Outlook by the NWS.
A respite arrives midweek, as sunny skies peek through the aftermath of Tuesday's rain, offering a crisp high near 41 in most boroughs. Nightfall seems to bring consistency with partly cloudy conditions and temperatures just around the freezing mark. While the residents of Brooklyn are looking at a warmer Thursday night with a forecasted low around 25, the Bronx inhabitants should brace for their mercury to dip down to a low around 22.
