New York Weather Friday: Rain at a 93 Percent Chance on the Station Feed — Then a Cooler, Dry Weekend
Friday is the wet day of the week on the station's own Open-Meteo feed: rain is the call with a 93 percent precipitation probability, a high near 68 and a low near 58. The weekend behind it turns markedly cooler and dries out — Saturday tops out near 58 with just a 13 percent rain chance, and Sunday is drier still.
The station's live weather feed put the city under overcast skies at 67.5 degrees in the overnight hours, feeling like 69.5, and it keeps Friday wet from start to finish. The feed's Friday code is rain, with a precipitation probability of 93 percent, a high of 67.5 degrees and a low of 57.5 — the warmest and by far the wettest day in the seven-day outlook the feed is carrying.
The change behind the rain is a real one. Saturday's high falls ten degrees to 57.5, with a low of 47.7 and the precipitation probability down to 13 percent under overcast skies. Sunday stays overcast and cool — high 59.6, low 46.2 — with the rain chance down to 3 percent, and Monday is dry on the feed at a high of 58.1.
For the Friday commute, the practical read is simple: the rain chance is at its highest of the week, so umbrellas are not optional equipment, and the subway's overnight delays are worth checking before heading out into it. By Saturday morning the rain is gone and the jackets come back — a November weekend that feels like November, after a Friday that does not.
