Weather in New York: What are the forecasts for this weekend and how likely is it to snow?
Find out the weather forecast in New York for this weekend. What is the probability that it will snow? To continue; the details.
New York City could end the winter without snowfall.
While upstate saw record snowfall, the Big Apple could go into February without a single flurry, setting a record for days without snow after the start of a new year. The current record was set in 1973 on 29 January.
However, weather projections indicate that the record will be broken in the coming days since no drops of white matter are expected. This weekend, in fact, temperatures are forecasted to be more like spring than winter.
Weather in New York: What are the forecasts for this weekend and how likely is it to snow?
Here's the weather forecast for this weekend in New York City, according to The Weather Channel.
- Friday, January 27: Mostly sunny. Maximum of 43°, minimum of 35°. Rain chance: 7 percent
- Saturday, January 28: Mostly sunny. Maximum of 48°, minimum of 39°. Rain chance: 2 percent.
- Sunday, January 29: Cloudy. Maximum of 51°, minimum of 41°. Rain chance: 10 percent.
And the rest of the week?
From Monday, January 30 to Thursday, February 3, meteorologists expect partly cloudy conditions, with highs hanging around 38° and lows at 22°. Rain is expected on Tuesday, January 31, and later in the week, the city could see its first snow of 2023.