New York City is waking up to clear skies and temperatures around 52 degrees Friday morning, with sunshine expected all day and a high near 60. A northeast breeze between 8 and 14 mph will keep things crisp, but rain is nowhere on the menu.
Sunny Friday, Chilly Night Ahead
According to the National Weather Service, Friday night will stay mostly clear as temperatures dip to around 46 degrees. The updated regional forecast also includes frost advisories for coastal Connecticut and southern Westchester, though no frost advisory is posted for New York City.
The latest update builds on Thursday's Hoodline forecast with a longer look at the dry stretch ahead. Saturday should be mostly sunny with a high near 61, while another clear night brings a low around 45.
Dry Weather Holds Through Next Week
Sunday looks like the weekend's mildest day, with full sunshine and a high near 64. A warming trend is expected early in the week, with dry conditions through midweek.
Layers Will Be Useful
Winds relax through Friday and become light overnight. Still, anyone heading out early or staying late will want a jacket, while umbrellas can remain at home through midweek.
