Weather NYC: Already 52.2 and Climbing — the High Is 62.2, and Thursday's Rain Is Still a 68% Bet
The cold morning is giving way on schedule. New York has warmed six degrees since the early file, the week's warmest afternoon is still ahead, and Wednesday stays dry for the parade.
New York's Tuesday is warming on schedule. The station's live feed put the city at 52.2 degrees by mid-morning, feeling like 46.6 under a mainly clear sky — up from 46 degrees at the morning file — on the way to a high of 62.2, the warmest reading of the week, with a low tonight of 45 and no precipitation. It is the one day this week that asks nothing of an umbrella or a heavy coat.
Wednesday, parade day, holds dry on the current feed: a high of 59.8, a low of 43.3 and a precipitation chance of just 1% under code 3. That is the forecast the Veterans Day Parade gets — a cool, dry march up Fifth Avenue — and it has now held across three straight feed reads today.
The turn still arrives Thursday, and its shape is settled even as its edges move: code 80, rain showers, a 68% precipitation chance, a high of 57.8 and a low that has eased to 44.6. Friday stays unsettled and colder — a high of just 49.3, a low of 39.8, a 57% chance — and Saturday remains the week's cold outlier at 44.1 with a 32% chance under code 51. Sunday and Monday recover only to 48.1 and 48.9, both dry. Enjoy Tuesday; the feed has been consistent about what follows it.
