New York City is starting Tuesday, October 27, with clear skies, crisp air and temperatures in the low 50s. Sunshine will stick around all day, but a north wind will make the morning feel cooler before the city reaches a high near 60 degrees. Rain is not expected.
The National Weather Service describes a light north-northwest flow Tuesday night. Skies should remain mostly clear Tuesday night, with temperatures falling to around 50.
Sunny Stretch Builds Toward A Warm Friday
Wednesday will stay mostly sunny with a high near 63, followed by a sunny Thursday near 68. Friday is shaping up to be the warmest day of the week, with sunshine and temperatures climbing to around 72 degrees.
The weekend will turn slightly cooler but remain largely dry. Saturday should be mostly sunny with a high near 68, while Sunday will be partly sunny and reach about 67 degrees.
Rain Chances Return Sunday
A slight chance of rain is forecast Sunday, following several solid outdoor-weather days.
The latest outlook updates Monday’s NYC forecast with a sharper Tuesday chill, a warmer Friday finish and a slight chance of rain Sunday. The weather service also says water levels could approach minor coastal-flood benchmarks along parts of Lower New York Harbor during high tides Tuesday and Wednesday, although no New York City advisory is listed.
