NEW YORK CITY — New Yorkers can expect another stretch of unseasonably warm weather this week, with temperatures climbing near 80 degrees before thunderstorm chances arrive Thursday night, according to the National Weather Service.
Warm Midweek Weather
On Wednesday, skies will remain mostly clear with light southeast winds. Temperatures are forecast to reach the upper 70s to near 80 degrees, while afternoon humidity dips to 30–40%, making for a mild but dry day.
Storms Possible Thursday Night
By Thursday, temperatures will rise into the low 80s, accompanied by stronger winds of 10–20 mph and gusts up to 25 mph along the coast. A cold front moving in Thursday night could bring showers and isolated thunderstorms, with the best chance for rainfall overnight. Most of the precipitation is expected to clear out by Friday morning.
Weekend Outlook
The weekend looks unsettled, with another cold front set to arrive Saturday evening. Temperatures will stay slightly above average for early September before cooler conditions return Sunday. Brief showers and shifting winds may develop as the front moves through.
Early Next Week
By early next week, forecasters expect high pressure to build in, bringing drier skies and a return to more typical September temperatures as per SILive.
Local Impact
New Yorkers planning to attend outdoor activities, including evening commutes, late-summer festivals, or school sports, should prepare for possible weather delays as showers and storms move through Thursday night. Coastal areas may also experience stronger gusts, affecting ferry rides and beach plans.
Safety Reminders
Residents are advised to keep an umbrella handy, use caution while driving in heavy rain, and secure lightweight outdoor items that could be displaced by gusty winds. Those with weekend plans should check updated forecasts, as shifting cold fronts could alter timing and intensity of showers.
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