Rain possible at NYC parade – NBC New York

Unfortunately, New Yorkers going to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on Thursday will need to bring rain gear, according to Storm Team 4’s latest forecast.

Rain is expected during the parade, but the good news is that wind speeds of less than 10 miles per hour are expected, which would mean the balloons could fly.

The Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons cannot fly if the maximum sustained wind is 23 mph or greater or if gusts exceed 34 mph.

Before we get to Thursday, enjoy the beautiful weather on Monday. It should be sunny and in the 50s.

Rain will return briefly early Tuesday, but it should stop by midday.

Travel forecast for the day before Thanksgiving

Wednesday is looking good and clear for holiday travel, as it is typically the busiest travel day of Thanksgiving week.

The maximum temperature is expected to be around 50 degrees and it should be mostly sunny, allowing for a smooth holiday trip (without any traffic).

New York Thanksgiving Day Forecast

There is a chance of an all-day rain event on Thanksgiving Thursday. The rain is expected to begin around 8:30 a.m. and become heavier throughout the day.

At the start of the parade we expect temperatures around 40°C and showers, with periods of rain until dinner. Showers could last until early Friday.

A rain event is expected to occur in the immediate New York City metropolitan area and snow is likely in the hinterlands. It’s unlikely to snow in the Catskills and Poconos either, as the temperatures will simply be too warm.

Weather forecast for the weekend

Cold weather follows Thanksgiving and begins in December. This weather pattern is really taking hold, with no significant warming at least for the first week of the month, and that includes the very cool tree lighting at Rockefeller Center.

So how cold will it be? We will spend days with heights more in harmony with average values ​​from mid-January. Ouch.

There is no chance of rain after Thursday, but it will remain quite cold.