Weather NYC: Clear and 52 for the Evening Ride, 44 Tonight — Tuesday Tops the Week at 62 Before Thursday's Rain
The station feed reads a clear sky and 52.5 degrees for the evening commute, feeling like 45 in the wind. Tonight drops to 44, Tuesday is dry and the week's warmest at 61.8, Wednesday stays dry for the Veterans Day Parade — and Thursday's rain is now a 68 percent proposition.
Monday is going out the way it spent its afternoon: clear. The station's live feed reads a cloudless sky (condition code 0) at 52.5 degrees across the five boroughs for the evening ride, with a feels-like of 45.4 that tells the truer story — the wind, not the thermometer, owns this evening. The day's high of 59.2 is behind us, the precipitation column sits at 4 percent, and nothing falls on the commute home on any line the feed covers.
Tonight bottoms out at 44 degrees under the same clear pattern, and then the week takes its one warm step. Tuesday is the warmest day left in the forecast — high 61.8, low 41.6, overcast but effectively dry at a 1 percent rain chance — and Wednesday holds the line for the Veterans Day Parade: high 59.9, low 41.1, and a zero in the precipitation column for the march up Fifth Avenue.
Thursday remains the turn, and it firmed up in this reading: rain (code 63) at a 68 percent chance, high 57 with an unusually mild low of 49.7 — a warm, wet system rather than a cold one. Friday follows colder and damp, drizzle at 68 percent with a high of just 49.7 and a low of 39.9, and the weekend runs cold and mostly grey — Saturday 46.1, Sunday 47.6.
The practical read: tonight and Tuesday are the week's outdoor days, Wednesday's parade marches dry, and by Thursday the coat that matters is the waterproof one. Bundle for the ride home — 45 is how this clear evening actually feels.
