Weather NYC: 46 on a Clear Morning, High 62 — and Saturday's Snow-Shower Code Has Eased to a Cold 51
Tuesday is still the week's warmest day and the feed has firmed it to 62. Thursday's rain arrives as showers at 68%, Friday stays unsettled, and Saturday turns cold — but the wintry code that hung over it overnight has stepped back.
New York starts Tuesday at 46 degrees under a mainly clear sky, feeling like 41.3, on the station's live feed — a cold, bright morning on the way to the warmest afternoon of the week. The feed now puts Tuesday's high at 62 with a low of 44.9 and no precipitation, a degree firmer than the overnight files had it, with Wednesday close behind at 59.2 and dry for the Veterans Day Parade.
The week's turn is still Thursday, but its shape has changed. Thursday's weather code now reads 80 — rain showers — with the high easing to 57.8, the low holding mild at 49.3, and the precipitation chance at 68%. Friday stays unsettled at a high of just 49.3 and a low of 39.8, with a 57% precipitation chance, so the mild nights end before the rain fully does.
Saturday is where the feed moved most. Overnight, Saturday carried code 85, snow showers; this morning it reads code 51, with a high of 44.1, a low of 39.1 and a 32% precipitation chance. That is still the coldest day of the week by a wide margin — a raw, late-autumn Saturday — but the feed no longer calls for snow showers, and the desk reports the change rather than repeating the colder call. Sunday and Monday recover only modestly, to 48.1 and 48.9, both dry on the current feed.
