Weather NYC: Partly Cloudy and 49 to Start Monday, 57 by Afternoon — Thursday Turns Warmer and Wetter
New York starts Monday at 49.9 degrees under a partly cloudy sky, feeling like 41.2, on the way to an overcast 57.9 — and Thursday's rain now arrives warmer, at 60.8, before Friday drops to 53.3.
The morning has a little more cloud and a little less bite than the overnight promised. The station feed puts New York at 49.9 degrees under a partly cloudy sky early Monday, feeling like 41.2, and the day itself turns overcast with a high of 57.9, a low of 44.5 and a 5 percent precipitation probability — dry, grey and seasonable, a working Monday in a coat rather than a parka.
The week's shape has shifted at the back. Tuesday is still the warm day at 62.1, overcast, with only a 2 percent rain chance, and Wednesday — parade day on Fifth Avenue — still holds dry at 59.4 with the week's mildest night, a low of 49.5 and no rain in the feed. What changed overnight is Thursday: the feed now carries code 81, rain showers, at a warmer high of 60.8 and a much milder low of 53.0, still at a 68 percent probability — and Friday behind it has turned colder instead, a high of just 53.3 with its rain probability still at 70 percent. Saturday remains the week's coldest day at 46.2, with a 46 percent shower chance.
Nothing in the feed names a storm or any severe event for New York City this week, and this desk does not invent one: the story is a dry, cool start, one warm Tuesday, a dry parade Wednesday, and a wetter turn behind it that now arrives warm on Thursday and cold on Friday. The feed is read live at the top of every cycle; this file will be re-filed when its numbers move.
