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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the UK Bullet weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for New York today, then plan the week ahead with our 14-day outlook — the city’s weather shifts fast between seasons, so a quick glance at the details saves you from a surprise downpour or a chilly wind off the Hudson.
What’s the weather doing in New York this week?
The live forecast above shows a typical mix for the city: bright spells often give way to cloud, with a chance of showers that can arrive suddenly. Temperatures hover around the seasonal norm, but the breeze from the Atlantic keeps things feeling cooler than the thermometer suggests.
- Expect a high near 22°C in early autumn, dropping to around 16°C at night.
- Rain is most likely midweek, with drier conditions by Friday.
- Wind speeds stay moderate, but gusts can pick up near skyscrapers.
How does New York’s weather compare to the UK?
New York’s climate is more extreme than Britain’s — summers are stickier, winters sharper. For a similar Atlantic feel, check our UK weather hub or the Amsterdam Weather page, where the breeze often tells a similar story.
- New York’s humidity makes 30°C feel heavier than London’s equivalent.
- Snow in Manhattan is rare but memorable; the Met Office weather service tracks those patterns well.
- For a full 14-day view, the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page shows how our own system compares.
Does the BBC weather for New York include 14 days?
Yes — the live forecast above covers a full 14-day outlook, though accuracy drops after day 7. For a tighter view, the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page mirrors that approach for Britain.
Is Manhattan’s forecast different from the rest of New York?
Manhattan’s forecast often sits a degree warmer than outer boroughs, due to the urban heat island effect. The Barcelona Weather page shows a similar coastal-city pattern, but New York’s skyscrapers also trap more warmth at street level.
Where can I find the Met Office’s 14-day forecast for New York?
The Met Office offers a 14-day outlook for New York on its site, focusing on Atlantic systems. For a direct link, visit metoffice.gov.uk and search for New York — it’s the same data the BBC uses for its bulletins.