The weekly weather in New York covers the next 7 days: daily minimum and maximum temperature, wind, precipitation and the overall trend. Handy for judging when a longer cold or milder spell is arriving.
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The current temperature in New York is 16.5 °C, and it feels like 13.3 °C. Wind speed is around 7.4 km/h, humidity is 33%, and air pressure is 1032 hPa. Conditions right now are best described as overcast.
Over the coming hours it is not temperature alone that shapes how the weather feels around New York — wind and humidity matter just as much. Conditions should feel moderate overall; the dry air means the evening will cool down faster.
Tomorrow's forecast for New York points to mostly sunny conditions, with a low near 3.2 °C and a high near 18.4 °C. Tomorrow should stay in a similar temperature range. Tomorrow looks well suited to longer outdoor plans.
Across the week, the daily minimums and maximums together show when a longer cold or milder spell is arriving around New York. A wider daily swing usually means morning and evening call for noticeably different clothing.
In October, during autumn, the longer-term average sits around 12.8 °C. That is a useful reference point for judging whether the current day counts as typical or unusual for New York.
The archive lets you look back at how similar months and years behaved, so this page is not only a snapshot of the present but also context for longer-term planning.
It is currently 16.5 °C in New York, and it feels like 13.3 °C.
Current models point to mostly sunny conditions around New York, with temperatures between 3.2 and 18.4 °C.
Air pressure around New York is currently 1032 hPa, which is also shown on the live conditions panel.
Wind speed is about 7.4 km/h and humidity is 33% around New York.
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