New York Weather: Friday's Rain Holds at 93 Percent, and Saturday's Low Drops to 45
The station's live feed keeps Friday as the week's wet, warm outlier — rain at a 93 percent chance, high 67 — and then turns the weekend properly cold: Saturday tops out near 59, and Saturday night's low has been revised down to 44.9 degrees, the coldest night in the outlook.
The overnight read on the station's own Open-Meteo feed has the city at 66.8 degrees and overcast, feeling like 67.9, with Friday's numbers unchanged at the top line: rain (weather code 65) with a precipitation probability of 93 percent, a high of 67.4 and a low of 57.2. Friday remains the warmest and by far the wettest day in the seven-day outlook the feed is carrying.
What changed in the new read is the weekend behind the rain. Saturday's high is 58.8 with the rain chance down to 13 percent under overcast skies — but Saturday's low has been revised down to 44.9 degrees, three degrees colder than the feed's earlier read and the coldest night in the outlook. Sunday is overcast and cool, high 59.6 and low 46.2, with the rain chance at 3 percent, and Monday is dry at a high of 58.1.
Tuesday is the feed's mild turn: overcast, a high of 63.7, a low of 49.0 and no precipitation in the numbers at all. For Friday, the advice holds from the earlier file — umbrellas are not optional, and the rain arrives on a day when the subway's weekend work begins tonight. By Saturday morning the rain is gone; what replaces it is the first real November cold of the season, and coats that have been optional since September are not optional anymore.
