New York Weather Forecast: Sunny Skies and Warm Temperatures Ahead
CBS New YorkMay 7, 20252 min2,068 views
16 connectionsΒ·26 entities in this videoβToday's Pleasant Weather
- βοΈ Today is a 10 out of 10 with sunny skies and temperatures reaching 76 degrees, significantly above the average high of 67.
- π‘οΈ Temperatures felt more like June, with readings ranging from 57 in Babylon to 62 in the city, while Somerville was cooler at 49.
- π Tonight will remain quiet and clear with overnight lows expected in the 40s and 50s.
Tomorrow's Conditions and Risks
- π¨ Tomorrow will be warmer and breezy, with temperatures expected to jump to 80 degrees, feeling warmer due to increased humidity.
- β οΈ A slight chance of a severe thunderstorm exists late tomorrow or tomorrow night, primarily affecting northern and western areas with a 20% probability.
- βοΈ A system in the Midwest is causing severe weather and tornado watches, which will move towards the Ohio River Valley and upstate New York, potentially bringing damaging thunderstorms to areas like Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo.
Mid-Week and Weekend Outlook
- π§οΈ Wednesday is forecast to be dry, with overnight lows around 56 degrees in the city and cooler inland.
- βοΈ By Thursday, temperatures will cool to 68 degrees as clouds increase.
- π§ The next significant chance for rainfall is expected on Friday and potentially lingering into Saturday.
- ποΈ The month of April is closing on a high note with pleasant weather before potential rain arrives later in the week.
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