New York Weather: Clear and 58 This Evening, Then Monday Warms to 65 and Election Day Stays Dry
Marathon Sunday ends the way it raced: clear. The station feed reads 58.2 degrees this afternoon, Monday climbs to 65.4, and Tuesday — Election Day — is dry at 65.1 with almost no rain chance.
New York is closing marathon Sunday under the same sky it raced in. The station's live feed read 58.2 degrees and clear on Sunday afternoon, feeling like 52.5, on a day that topped out at 59.7 after a 40.5-degree start — and recorded no precipitation at all.
Monday warms up. The feed puts Monday's high at 65.4 degrees with a low of 44.5 and a precipitation chance of just 3 percent — the mildest day of the stretch, and the warm-up the city carries into election week. Overnight lows stay in the 40s, so the cold-start pattern of the last several mornings eases rather than disappears.
Election Day itself stays dry. Tuesday's forecast on the feed is a high of 65.1 and a low of 47.1 with a precipitation chance of 2 percent — good news for anyone whose plan is a walk to a poll site between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. Wednesday stays clear at 63.8.
The change comes later in the week: the feed's rain chances build to 43 percent on Thursday and 54 percent on Friday. Enjoy the dry half of the week — in New York, it is the half with the marathon, the warm-up and the vote in it.
