With September now underway, New Yorkers are beginning to feel a shift in the air. While summer’s warmth may linger a bit longer, signs of the changing season are starting to show, bringing crisper mornings and more comfortable days.
Early September in NYC usually hangs on to some summer warmth, with temps sometimes hitting the low 80s. But as the month goes on, the humidity starts to drop, making mornings and evenings feel way more comfortable.
Looking ahead, while winter still feels a ways off, early forecasts suggest New Yorkers can expect a milder and less snowy season than usual — good news for those hoping to avoid harsh commutes and slippery sidewalks.
When will it snow in NYC this winter?
Though winter may still feel far off, long-range forecasts are already offering a glimpse into what’s expected for the 2025–26 season.
According to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, the Northeast, including eastern New York, can expect a milder and slightly drier winter than average, with temperatures about 4°F above normal and just under average precipitation. Snowfall is expected to fall below normal for the region…