Monday afternoon stays partly cloudy, with a high near 59. Northwest winds of 16 to 18 mph, with gusts up to 31 mph, will keep conditions breezy. The latest National Weather Service forecast for Manhattan gives those temperatures and wind speeds.
Sunny, Windy Stretch Through Veterans Day
Monday night will be mostly clear, with temperatures dipping to about 44 degrees. Tuesday brings some morning clouds before sunshine and a high near 63, while Veterans Day on Wednesday looks mostly sunny with a high around 62. The updated Manhattan forecast lists Monday night’s overnight temperature.
The expected high is close to the seasonal baseline: the National Weather Service lists Central Park’s Nov. 9 average high and low as 57 and 44 degrees. That puts Monday’s forecast high near 59 and the overnight low around 44 near the city’s stated daily normals, even as brisk winds make it feel cooler. The NWS New York City almanac provides those averages.
Rain Arrives Thursday And Lingers Into Friday
Clouds increase Wednesday night ahead of a wetter pattern. Rain is possible late Thursday into Friday night.
The late-week rain forecast still depends on how a developing low-pressure system tracks. One possibility brings lighter rain Thursday into Friday morning; a slower system could redevelop near Long Island and keep rain going into Saturday morning. The National Weather Service discussion says impacts remain uncertain and current guidance does not indicate wind-advisory conditions.
Saturday Morning Shower Possible
A shower is possible Saturday morning, according to the NWS forecast discussion.
No land-based weather alerts are listed for New York City. Even so, Monday’s gusty winds could make walking, cycling and waterfront plans feel noticeably tougher, so securing loose outdoor items and adding an extra layer would be wise.
