Weather NYC: Sunday Night Is Clear at 51 — Monday Opens Overcast at 57, and the Dry Grey Week Holds
The station feed puts New York at 51.2 degrees under a clear sky late Sunday, down from the evening's 54 — and the week ahead is unchanged in shape: overcast and dry through Wednesday, rain showers Thursday, drizzle Friday, and Saturday the coldest day on the board at 48.
Sunday is ending colder and clearer than it spent its evening. The station's weather feed, read late this cycle, puts New York at 51.2 degrees — feeling like 43.3 in the night air — under condition code 0, a clear sky, at the end of a day that topped out at 60.8 and bottoms out at 45.9. The coat advice from the evening file stands, with interest: the night is the cold part of this stretch until Tuesday night undercuts it.
Monday opens the work week overcast at 57.2 and 43.1, with a precipitation probability of just 4 percent — a dry commute under a grey sky. Tuesday is the week's mildest day, overcast at 60.9, with its night the coldest of the stretch at 41.2 and a 2 percent precipitation probability. Wednesday stays overcast at 59.3 and 49.3 with no rain in the feed at all, so Wednesday's Veterans Day parade remains, on this read, a dry one.
The rain still arrives at the week's end. Thursday turns to rain showers — code 81 — at 56.8 and a mild 52.6, with a 67 percent precipitation probability, and Friday follows with drizzle at 56.7 and 48.0, at 68 percent. Then Saturday drops: overcast at 48.0 and 42.4, the coldest day on the board by a wide margin, with its precipitation probability nudged up to 34 percent in this read. The week's shape, in one line, is the same as it was at dusk — dry through Wednesday, wet Thursday and Friday, cold by Saturday — now with a clear, 51-degree Sunday night in front of it. This desk's next weather file reads the Monday-morning feed.
