NYC faces a wet weekend with a 50% chance of rain, cloudy skies, and gusty winds but no severe weather warnings.

A period of freezing rain is expected to move across parts of the Northeast Sunday evening, prompting winter weather advisories and raising concerns about dangerous travel conditions in New York and New Jersey.

The precipitation predicted for Sunday night is part of an expected wild swing in temperatures over 48 hours in the tristate area.

The article discusses the typical dreary winter weather forecast for New York City's five boroughs, with predictions of cloudy skies, moderate temperatures, and chances of rain in the upcoming days.

According to the National Weather Service, rain will develop Friday late afternoon, continuing into the evening before tapering off late Friday night.

Snow totals are in and slightly lower than expected in some spots. Nevertheless, the tri-state woke up Saturday blanketed in several inches.

New York City and the surrounding area have some rain in the weather forecast as we head into Thanksgiving and the holiday weekend. We're tracking rain Tuesday night, mild conditions Wednesday and then things turn cold and windy into Thursday, when all ...

The snow will reach New York City around 5 p.m. Friday and will continue overnight, ending around 7 a.m. New York City is forecast to get about 7 inches of snow -- the most snow in nearly four years. Six to 10 inches of snow is possible from upstate New York to Long Island.

According to the latest forecast, it’s possible. While it may not necessarily begin snowing around midnight, New York City residents can expect some snowflakes to ring in the New Year.