The weather forecast shows that New York City will experience severe weather conditions today, Friday, July 25th. Not only will there be a heatwave, but also strong winds and thunderstorms in the afternoon. This heatwave will push temperatures to over 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius) and accompanied by high humidity, making the heat index even higher. Such high temperatures pose significant health risks, leading the authorities to issue a heat advisory.
During the day on Friday, some areas may even reach temperatures close to 102 degrees Fahrenheit (39 degrees Celsius) as a strong thunderstorm approaches, bringing the possibility of widespread heavy rain in the afternoon along with thunderstorms. Wind speeds will increase noticeably, with the potential for strong winds (exceeding 50 kilometers per hour) and hail in certain areas. Later in the day, temperatures will slightly decrease but still remain around 95 degrees Fahrenheit (35 degrees Celsius), with humid and stormy conditions.
Following the storm, Saturday’s weather will slightly stabilize, although temperatures will still be as high as around 89 degrees Fahrenheit (31 degrees Celsius) with high humidity. There is a higher chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon, accompanied by strong winds and occasional lightning, but the rainfall will not be very intense.
Temperatures are expected to drop slightly on Sunday, with daytime highs reaching around 86 degrees Fahrenheit (30 degrees Celsius). However, there may be more thunderstorms or strong winds in the afternoon. The impact of the storm may persist into the evening, with rainfall and thunderstorms gradually decreasing.
Overall, the weather on Friday and Saturday will be quite turbulent, with a higher risk of strong winds and thunderstorms. Sunday will show slight improvement, but the high temperatures and humidity will still make people feel uncomfortable. It is advisable for residents to prepare for the heat and storms, especially on Friday and Saturday, and to avoid outdoor activities as much as possible.