New York City is starting Monday, October 26, with clear skies and temperatures in the low 50s. The city is headed for a sunny afternoon near 69 degrees, with a light west wind and no rain expected.
The National Weather Service expects dry conditions to hold across the area all day. West winds around 9 mph will pick up slightly through the afternoon, while a few outlying spots could see isolated frost early, though no advisories are in effect.
Sunny Monday Gives Way To A Cooler Tuesday
Monday night will stay mostly clear, with temperatures settling near 51 degrees and northwest winds between 8 and 13 mph. Tuesday will remain sunny but noticeably cooler, topping out around 62 degrees before temperatures ease back through the afternoon.
Wednesday brings another sunny day with a high near 63, followed by a partly cloudy night around 53 degrees. Rain chances remain effectively absent through midweek, making for a remarkably tidy stretch of fall weather.
Friday Looks Like The Week’s Warmest Day
Temperatures rebound Thursday, when mostly sunny skies and a high near 68 are expected. Friday could be the warmest day of the week, with sunshine and a high near 74 degrees in New York City.
Saturday should stay mostly sunny with a high near 68, while Sunday turns partly sunny with a high near 67 and only a slight chance of rain. For now, the forecast points to a dry week with the biggest weather shift arriving Tuesday, before warmer air returns for the end of October.
