Weather NYC: Clear and 47 Overnight — Tuesday Is Still the Week's Warmest Day, and Saturday's Code Just Turned wintry
The small hours are clear and cold: 46.8 degrees, feeling like 41. Ahead is the week's best day — Tuesday, 61.5 and dry — a dry parade Wednesday, a two-day rain Thursday and Friday, and then a Saturday whose forecast code has quietly flipped to snow showers at a high of 45.
Start where the night is: 46.8 degrees under a clear sky, feeling like 41.2, on the way to a low near 42.9. It is a genuinely cold November night by the week's standards — the coldest low on the board until Friday night — and the last fully dry night before the pattern turns at the end of the week.
Tuesday remains the day to spend outside, even shaved a degree from the late-night read: the high is 61.5, the warmest of the week, under overcast skies (code 3) with the rain chance at 1%. Wednesday holds exactly the line the Veterans Day Parade needs — 57.9 degrees, rain chance a flat 0% — so the 12:30 p.m. step-off on Fifth Avenue keeps its dry forecast across every read this newsroom has taken.
Thursday and Friday are the wet turn, unchanged in conviction: rain showers (code 80) both days, at 76% and 79%. Thursday is mild and muggy for November — high 58.9, low a warm 55.2 — while Friday cools through the rain to a high of 55.8 and a low of 39.9. The cold behind the rain is real: Friday night's 39.9 is the week's floor.
And then Saturday, the overnight change worth flagging honestly: the feed's code for Saturday has moved to 85 — snow showers in the Open-Meteo table — with a high of just 45.0, a low of 38.7 and the precipitation chance at 26%. That is a signal, not a promise: at those temperatures any showers would be brief and mostly rain at street level, and a code five days out moves often. But it is the first wintry code on this station's board this season, and the Weather Desk will be watching it in every read from here. Sunday and Monday recover dry, at 49.1 and 50.3.
