5-day weather forecast New York 31-07-2026
Weather forecast New York today 31.07.2026: sunny, temperature from 19 °C to 32 °C.
Precipitation probability 15%. Wind up to 4.89 m/s (gusts 6.25 m/s). Air humidity 50–93%, atmospheric pressure 759–761 mm Hg, UV index up to 8.2.
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Sunset 20:12
Moonrise 21:24 · Moonset 07:57
Forecast from 19 °C to 32 °C and precipitation
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Frequently asked questions about the 5-day weather in New York
Over the next 5 days in New York the temperature is expected to range from about 19 to 32 °C. See the detailed hourly forecast for each of the 5 days in the charts above.
The chance of rain in New York over the next 5 days reaches 88%. Check the 5-day precipitation chart above to see exactly which days and hours bring rain.
A 5-day forecast is fairly reliable: the first 2–3 days are usually very accurate, while days 4–5 may be refined. The data is updated several times a day, so check back before important plans.
Over the next 5 days the temperature in New York ranges from about 19 to 32 °C. Compare the warmest and coolest day on the temperature chart above.
Over the next 5 days the wind in New York picks up to 8 m/s. The windiest days are easy to spot on the wind chart above.
For a walk or a trip, pick the days with the lowest chance of rain (up to 88%) and light wind — easy to compare on the 5-day charts above.
The first 2–3 days are reliable enough for firm decisions, while days 4–5 are a guide that sharpens as they approach. The forecast is updated several times a day, so check again before important plans.
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Our weather forecasts are powered by a professional weather data provider that aggregates data from national weather services, satellite observations, radar networks, and over 80,000 weather stations worldwide. Forecast data is updated multiple times daily. We convert raw data into clear summaries — wind speed in m/s, pressure in mmHg — so you can plan your day with confidence.