New York weather,
live right now
It's 14°C and clear sky in New York. Local time 03:45, sunset at 19:03. Weather models disagree on the cloud cover right now — trust the camera above.
Live
Times Square
14°
☀Clear sky
Feels like 14° · UV 0
Wind
3 km/h
west-northwesterly
Humidity
84%
Rain
0.0 mm
Pressure
1027 hPa
Sunrise → Sunset
06:37 → 19:03
12h 26m daylight
Air Quality
45 · Good
PM2.5 · 14 µg/m³
The week ahead
Today
26°
14°
— dry —
Thu
28°
19°
— dry —
Fri
29°
20°
13%
Sat
20°
15°
— dry —
Sun
26°
18°
51%
Mon
21°
16°
— dry —
Tue
18°
15°
35%
Hour by hour
now
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Temperature, next 24h
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What's it like
In New York, right now.
Easy NYC weather — 14°C, mixed skies. Skies stay dry through the day. A day for Central Park, MoMA, and finally getting that bagel without the queue.
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Common questions
What are the best months to visit New York weather-wise?
Late April-June and September-October. Mild (15-24°C), low humidity, perfect walking weather. May has Central Park in full bloom; September has the city back from summer fatigue, restaurants reopening, golden light. Avoid July-August (32-38°C with brutal humidity) and January-February (-5 to 3°C with snowstorms). Late October-November can be brilliant but unpredictable — pack layers.
What should I pack for New York by season?
Summer (Jun-Aug): light shirts, breathable shorts, sandals, refillable water bottle. The humidity is the killer — choose linen/cotton, avoid synthetic. Winter (Dec-Feb): proper insulated coat, waterproof boots, hat, gloves, thermal layers. -10°C nights happen. Spring/autumn: layers, light jacket, comfortable walking shoes (you'll walk 15-20km a day). Skip umbrellas in winter wind; they just break.
What can you do in New York when it rains?
Museums, museums, museums. The Met needs a full day. MoMA half a day. The Natural History Museum, the Guggenheim, the Whitney — all rain sanctuaries. Smaller gems: Tenement Museum, Frick Collection, Morgan Library. Take refuge in the New York Public Library main branch (free, gorgeous, dry). Grand Central oyster bar for lunch. Browse Strand bookstore. End with cocktails at a hotel bar — the Ace, the NoMad, the Beekman. New Yorkers don't slow down for rain; you shouldn't either.
How does the heat dome affect New York in summer?
Heat domes — stationary high-pressure systems trapping hot air — hit New York 2-4 times each summer, pushing temps to 35-40°C with 80%+ humidity. Concrete and asphalt make it feel 5°C hotter. The subway becomes an oven during outages. Practical strategy: cool down in museum AC during 12:00-16:00, stay hydrated, avoid Times Square (no shade, max heat reflection), seek refuge at the High Line in early morning. Heat-related ER visits spike during these days.