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Manhattan

40.78° latitude / -73.97° longitude

US · 35m

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Current conditions

Clear sky
15°C
Feels like 12°C · Clear sky
Humidity
30%
Wind
8 km/h SSW
Pressure
1031 hPa
UV Index
0.6 Low
Cloud Cover
100%
Precipitation
0 mm
Sunrise
6:27 AM
Sunset
4:53 PM
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What to expect today in Manhattan

Right now in Manhattan it's 15°C with clear sky. It feels colder than that, more like 12°C. Today's high should reach 16°C with an overnight low near 9°C. No significant precipitation is expected over the next several hours. Tomorrow will be warmer, reaching around 20°C with overcast.

Next 25 Hours

Now
Clear sky
13°C
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22:00
Clear sky
13°C
·
23:00
Clear sky
13°C
·
00:00
Clear sky
13°C
·
01:00
Clear sky
12°C
·
02:00
Mainly clear
12°C
·
03:00
Clear sky
12°C
·
04:00
Clear sky
11°C
·
05:00
Clear sky
11°C
·
06:00
Mainly clear
11°C
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07:00
Mainly clear
11°C
·
08:00
Mainly clear
11°C
·
09:00
Overcast
12°C
·
10:00
Overcast
14°C
·
11:00
Overcast
15°C
·
12:00
Clear sky
17°C
·
13:00
Clear sky
18°C
·
14:00
Clear sky
19°C
·
15:00
Clear sky
19°C
·
16:00
Clear sky
20°C
·
17:00
Clear sky
19°C
·
18:00
Overcast
18°C
·
19:00
Overcast
17°C
·
20:00
Overcast
17°C
·
21:00
Partly cloudy
16°C
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About Manhattan

Manhattan, New York, is a vibrant borough in the northeastern United States famous for its world-class culture and landmarks. It experiences a temperate climate with distinct seasons.

Manhattan experiences four distinct seasons with cool winters and warm summers. Temperatures typically range from freezing in January to warm in July. Residents should expect high humidity and frequent rain, especially during the summer months.

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Monthly Climate Averages

MonthHighLowRainHumidity
May26.9°C19.6°C0mm52%

Based on 1 years of data

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