The article forecasts a wet weekend in New York City with rain and winds but no severe weather warnings, covering predictions for Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island.

The article discusses the typical dreary winter weather forecast for New York City's five boroughs, with predictions of cloudy skies, moderate temperatures, and chances of rain in the upcoming days.

The National Weather Service forecasts fog, clearing skies, moderate temperatures, and increasing rain chances towards the weekend for New York City boroughs.

The forecast for New York City includes overcast days with rain chances and highs around 41-42 degrees, with Wednesday looking sunnier, and rain likely towards the end of the week. No hazardous weather is expected.

New York City's government report shows a 31% drop in carbon emissions and 16% cut in energy use since 2006, advancing sustainability goals and exceeding Local Law 97 targets.

New York City will have varied weather, with snow chances and rain as the weekend nears. Midweek will see mostly sunny skies with temperatures up to 48 degrees. Hazardous conditions are not expected according to the National Weather Service.

The weather forecast for New York predicts a calm week with light snow chances and no major storms, with temperatures around the mid-30s and conditions clearing throughout the day.

Increasing clouds and temperatures in the low 30s are expected across New York, with light snow likely tonight, minimal accumulation, and a gradual warm-up throughout the week.

Cold weekend expected in NYC with low 30s temperatures and a slight chance of snow; warming trend to mid-40s by Wednesday. No hazardous weather warnings issued.

New Yorkers expect light snow and cold temperatures for New Year's celebrations, with the National Weather Service forecasting possible snow accumulation and blustery winds.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for New York City with gale warnings for coastal waters, cautioning residents about gusts up to 46 mph.

New York City faces a wet and windy end to the year, with the National Weather Service forecasting rain and a significant drop in daytime temperatures, plus the possibility of snow mid-next-week.

The article details diverse weather forecasts across New York City's boroughs, highlighting potential hazardous conditions, rain probabilities, temperature fluctuations, and weather advisories for the final days of 2025.