NYC Weather: Mostly clear and 80 Degrees — Sunday, July 12
New York weather forecast for Sunday, July 12. Mostly clear conditions. High of 80 degrees, low of 68 degrees. Perfect for a rooftop lunch or a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. Cassidy delivers your daily New York City weather forecast on the Caloroga Weather Podcast, powered by real National Weather Service data. Listen every morning at 5 a.m. Eastern for today's NYC weather, tomorrow's forecast, and any weather alerts. Keywords: New York weather, NYC weather forecast, Sunday, July 12 weather, NYC forecast, mostly clear, 80 degree high, New York City weather update
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0:00 Hey there, Cassidy. Here, bright and early the Sunday morning, July twelfth. So what's the weather got in store for us today? Well, let me paint the picture for you right now. It's a lovely start to the day with mostly clear skies and a comfy low around sixty eight, perfect for that morning coffee on the patio. As we roll into the afternoon, we're looking at some beautiful sunshine bringing us a high near eighty So if you have plans to get outside, it's going to feel nice and warm, just what we love about summer. Now, let's talk about that breeze. We'll have a gentle east wind between six and ten, adding a little freshness to the day without making it too blustery. And don't worry about rain, it's not on the menu today. As the sun sets tonight, expect more of those gorgeous clear skies with temperatures dipping to around sixty nine, a perfect evening for stargazing or maybe a cozy barbecue with friends. Looking ahead to Monday, it's shaping up to be another sun filled day with a high around eighty one, and the nice weather continues into Tuesday too, with temperatures reaching a way warm eighty eight, so pack those shorts and tank tops. All right, my friends, get out there and enjoy this lovely day ahead. I'm Cassidy, and that's your Caloroga weather. This forecast is produced with the help of AI tools that gather data from the National Weather Service and other sources.