New York City could see leftover rain Saturday morning, with a mostly sunny afternoon ahead. Temperatures are in the upper 50s, and the city should reach near 63 degrees before west winds make the second half of the day feel noticeably brisker.
Afternoon Winds Pick Up
Leftover rain and patchy fog may linger early, and additional showers are possible during the first half of the weekend. The National Weather Service expects west winds to build from late morning through the afternoon, with gusts around 20 to 25 knots possible.
Temperatures may reach around 63 degrees Saturday. There are no land-based watches, warnings or advisories listed for New York City, and breezy conditions are expected at waterfronts and exposed areas.
Sunday Stays Bright Before A Cooler Start
Sunday brings sunny skies and a high near 62 degrees, but west-northwest to northwest gusts of 20 to 25 knots are expected. Sunday-night lows should be similar to the previous night before Monday turns mostly sunny and cooler, topping out near 59.
Tuesday should rebound to about 62 degrees under sunny skies, and Veterans Day on Wednesday is expected to stay mostly sunny with another high near 62. The stretch offers several dry windows for errands, walks and outdoor plans, provided residents are ready for a steady breeze.
Rain Chances Return Late Week
Rain chances return Thursday. Thursday night and Friday carry a roughly 40% chance of rain, with highs falling to about 56 degrees Thursday and 51 degrees Friday.
For boaters, a Small Craft Advisory covers area waters from Saturday through Sunday as winds and seas become more hazardous. Anyone heading onto the harbor, bays or coastal waters should check the latest marine conditions before leaving shore.
