Temperature, probability of rain, cloudiness and ultraviolet rays are some of the data you should know before leaving home. (Infobae/Jovani Pérez)
Will it rain, will it be a sunny day or will it get cold this Monday, January 15? Here is the weather forecast for the next few hours in New York.
The probability of precipitation for this Monday in New York is 2% during the day and 88% at night.
Meanwhile, cloudiness will be 78% during the day and 85% during the night.
As for the temperature, a maximum of 1 degree and a minimum of -4 degrees are forecast in this region. Ultraviolet rays are expected to reach a level of up to 2.
While wind gusts will reach 15 kilometers per hour during the day and 11 kilometers per hour at night.
The weather forecast in New York (Illustrative image Infobae)
New York is the most populated city in the United States and one of the most inhabited in the world, located in the state with the same name on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, northeast of the American country.
In the New York city, the climate is mainly humid continental, with very cold winters, very hot summers and moderate rain that falls throughout the year, which turns into storms during the summer and snow in winter.
However, New York’s proximity to the Atlantic coast helps keep the winters not so cold, nor the summers so strong.
The cold and constant rains generate snowfall during winter.
The coldest months are between December and March, while the hottest is between July and August.
Being a large country, the United States has a huge variety of climates, almost all of them.
Two main climates predominate on the eastern side of the United States: humid subtropical and humid continental.
In the American northeast, the most predominant climate is humid continental, which is characterized by constant rain throughout the year that turns into storms during the summer and snow throughout the winter.
In the southeastern United States, the prevailing weather is humid subtropical, with warm summers, cool winters, and abundant rainfall.
On the American West side, there are at least three major predominant climates: semiarid, arid, and Mediterranean.
The semi-arid climate, in its cold subtype, covers the most central part of the west and from north to south of the United States, and is characterized by low rainfall and low temperatures.
The southwestern United States is where the arid climate is present, both in its cold and warm subtype. In the cold arid, the winters are cold and the summers are temperate, while in the hot arid, the summer registers extremely high temperatures and in the winter the weather is mild. In both cases, rainfall is scarce.
The Mediterranean climate is recorded in the most coastal area of the American West, from north to south and is characterized by its mild and rainy winters, plus its dry and hot summers.
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2024-01-15 11:18:00
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