New York Weather And More

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Scroll down for visual images pertaining to New York Weather and Climate.

Also see statewide climate conditions, as well as weather predictions for other major cities by visiting the links below.

Shown above, New York City, more commonly known as NYC.

New York City is comprised of five boroughs — Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island. Altogether, NYC is home to more than 8 million people.

New York Weather tends to be hot and humid during summer months, and cold and wet during winter months.

NYC is described as having a humid, subtropical climate.

What is the difference between Weather and Climate?

The terms 'Weather' and 'Climate' are closely related, and often used interchangeably.

The subtle difference is that weather has more to do with current conditions of temperature, wind, and humidity.

Climate is an average calculation of recurring weather conditions over time, derived from daily weather reports.

Much of the state of New York is characterized by the same type of weather as in NYC.

However, one difference is that the tall buildings in NYC do a good job of blocking the wind.

Also raising the temperature slightly is the body heat of the city's densely packed population.

This page features charts, tables and stats pertaining to New York Weather.

To see weather charts and tables from other major US cities, along with maps and related info, visit the links below.

New York Weather And Climate

Above: A New York Weather climate graph depicting minimum, maximum, and average monthly temperatures, as well as precipitation, daylight hours, and more.

image: climatemps.com

Above: This New York Weather and Climate table shows average temperatures throughout the year, as well as precipitation, monthly rainfall, sunny days, and more.

image: climatemps.com