New York Weather Forecast: Summer-Like Conditions Likely to Unfold This Week

Weather forecasts said that New York City (NYC) could anticipate hotter and drier conditions this week in the final days of May.

Recent reports noted that NYC recorded warm-like temperatures this week, especially during the Memorial Day weekend.

According to NWS New York NY, the latest forecast explained that sunny skies and dry conditions could become likely in the City.

The report added that the City could also have hazy skies due to Nova Scotia's wildfires, adding that decreased air quality could unfold.

Warmer and hotter temperatures in NYC

Furthermore, AccuWeather's forecast explained that above-average temperatures and a warmer outlook could continue this June.

The weather pattern shows widespread heat could unfold in Seattle, Billings, El Paso and Dallas. Meanwhile, drier conditions could emerge in Boston and New York.

Recently, weather forecasts said that parts of the Northeast also recorded a rebound to a warm outlook, adding that the region could experience unseasonably dry weather.

Based on AccuWeather's forecast, the report explained that challenging dry weather could become likely this June.

Furthermore, this week's hotter and warmer outlook could be ideal for outdoor activities and travel, especially for this week.

Due to the hot weather outlook, car owners mustn't leave their children and pets unattended inside their cars.

Meanwhile, homeowners should monitor the temperatures of their family members for possible heat stroke and heat-related stress.

The hot weather outlook could put at risk people with pre-existing health conditions, older adults, outdoor workers and children.

It is also best that homeowners should avoid strenuous tasks and activities when the weather becomes more troublesome.

Furthermore, drinking sufficient water during the hotter weather is essential.

Weather in the United States

While New York City could expect hotter conditions, some parts of the country could likely experience severe weather.

According to the National Weather Service (NWS), the latest forecast reported that a risk of severe weather could emerge in the Northern Great Basin and Sierra Nevada.

The weather forecast noted that a severe thunderstorm could emerge in Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma.

The forecast added that isolated and scattered thunderstorms could unfold in the Central Plains and Mid-MS Valley, increasing flash flooding risk.

Meanwhile, the NWS Miami reported possible heavy rain and gusty winds in portions of the FL Peninsula. The forecast said that a disturbance could be likely in the Gulf.

Americans with travel plans should consider the severe weather this week in parts of the United States. It is best to check the weather conditions before leaving your home for a potential stormy outlook.

As the final days of June end, the hurricane season is on the way. It is expected that rainy conditions and hurricane-force winds could be possible.

Homeowners must prepare for the hurricane season. Checking your homes for improvement is helpful to withstand the challenging weather in the future.

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