Your morning New York weather update

A cold front is pushing through New York State this morning, bringing a brief period of rain before ushering in cooler, drier conditions for the rest of the week. This typical late May pattern will deliver noticeable changes throughout your Wednesday. Right now at 7 A.M., temperatures sit in the mid-60s with light rain developing across the region.

Your midday New York weather update

A typical late May pattern settles over New York today with temperatures climbing into the upper 70s this afternoon under partly cloudy skies. Here comes a dry Tuesday statewide with comfortable conditions that feel just right for late spring. This morning starts mild with temperatures in the low 60s across most areas.

Your morning New York weather update

Dense fog is blanketing much of New York State this morning, with visibility dropping to just a quarter mile in many areas. The Dense Fog Advisory remains in effect, particularly impacting valley locations where the fog has settled overnight. This Tuesday morning starts cool at 61 degrees, but we'll see a nice warm-up through the day.

Your evening New York weather update

We've got multiple Rip Current Statements in effect for Memorial Day, affecting beaches along Long Island and the New York City coastline. Those dangerous currents will persist through the holiday, so swimmers need to stay close to lifeguards and watch for warning flags. Temperature-wise, we started cool this morning at 61 degrees around 7 A.M.

Your midday New York weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across New York this Memorial Day, with dangerous rip currents along our beaches and a special weather statement warning about deceptively cold water temperatures despite the warming air. This morning started cool with temperatures around 62 degrees at 8 A.M., but we're climbing steadily through the 60s as we speak. By 1 P.M., expect 70 degrees with dry conditions continuing throughout the day.

Your morning New York weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across New York this Memorial Day Monday, with fog reducing visibility near Lake Erie in western regions and dangerous rip currents along our Atlantic beaches. Rain moves through the area this morning, creating slick conditions for early travelers. Starting with this morning, temperatures sit near 59 degrees with rain already falling across much of the state.

Your evening New York weather update

Beach hazards are the big story across New York today with dangerous surf and rip currents affecting our Atlantic coastline. Multiple advisories are in effect for Long Island beaches as strong onshore flow continues to churn up the ocean. Right now we're sitting at 62 degrees in Central Park with cloudy skies and northeast winds at 15 miles per hour.

Your midday New York weather update

Multiple weather alerts are affecting New York today, including a Rip Current Statement and High Surf Advisory for coastal areas. With rain chances peaking at 77 percent early this morning. Here comes an active Sunday statewide.

Your morning New York weather update

A soggy Sunday is underway across New York with dangerous conditions developing along our beaches. The National Weather Service has issued rip current statements and high surf advisories for coastal areas, where powerful currents pose serious risks to swimmers and beachgoers throughout the day. Rain will dominate our weather through the morning hours, with the heaviest downpours expected around 8 A.M.

Your midday New York weather update

A Wind Advisory kicks in this afternoon for the entire New York City Metro area, with southeast winds gusting up to 55 miles per hour. Those winds are already picking up along the coast and will spread inland through the day. Right now at 6 A.M., we're sitting at a mild 55 degrees with light easterly winds.