🇺🇸 Weather in New York City
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Hourly Forecast for New York City
23:00
25°
12%
00:00
24°
13%
01:00
24°
12%
02:00
23°
12%
03:00
23°
12%
04:00
23°
12%
05:00
22°
12%
06:00
22°
13%
07:00
23°
11%
08:00
24°
17%
09:00
25°
18%
10:00
25°
36%
11:00
25°
36%
12:00
25°
21%
13:00
25°
17%
14:00
26°
7%
15:00
26°
8%
16:00
26°
10%
17:00
26°
6%
18:00
26°
4%
19:00
26°
3%
20:00
25°
3%
21:00
24°
3%
22:00
24°
3%
14-Day Forecast for New York City
2026-07-10
Sunny
33° /
23°
2026-07-11
Sunny
26° /
22°
2026-07-12
Sunny
28° /
21°
2026-07-13
Sunny
28° /
21°
2026-07-14
Sunny
35° /
22°
2026-07-15
Sunny
37° /
25°
2026-07-16
Sunny
33° /
26°
Additional Forecasts for New York City
Air Quality
💨 US EPA Index 1 (Good)
CO (Carbon Monoxide) 253.0 μg/m³
O₃ (Ozone) 53.0 μg/m³
NO₂ (Nitrogen Dioxide) 34.5 μg/m³
SO₂ (Sulphur Dioxide) 1.5 μg/m³
PM2.5 (Fine particles) 14.6 μg/m³
PM10 (Coarse particles) 14.9 μg/m³
Historical Weather
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Weather in New York City — FAQ
Answers refreshed each request based on current conditions in New York City.
What is the weather like right now in New York City?
Right now in New York City, United States the temperature is 27.2°C (feels like 29.7°C), with partly cloudy. Relative humidity is 72% and wind is 7.9 km/h.
What is today's high and low temperature in New York City?
Today's forecast high in New York City is 33.1°C and the overnight low is 22.7°C. The diurnal range — high minus low — depends on cloud cover; clear days swing more than overcast ones.
Will it rain in New York City today?
The chance of precipitation in New York City today is 8%. Forecast accuracy is highest within the next 6 hours and decreases steadily out to 14 days.
How often does the weather here update?
Current observations refresh every 15-60 minutes from the nearest monitoring stations operated by national meteorological agencies. The hourly forecast updates approximately every hour; the 7- and 14-day outlook is recomputed several times per day.
What does 'feels like' temperature mean?
Feels-like (apparent) temperature accounts for humidity, wind chill and direct sunshine — variables that change how the human body perceives heat or cold. On hot, humid days it can be 3-7°C above the actual reading; on cold windy days it can be 5-15°C below.
Why does the temperature in New York City differ from nearby cities?
Even short distances can change temperatures noticeably. New York City's reading reflects altitude, proximity to large bodies of water, urban heat island effects, and the exact location of the monitoring stations supplying the data. Coastal cities are typically milder and more humid than inland equivalents.