How's the Weather in NYC like in Late October?
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NYer's might disagree with me, but I go to NYC every year in late October and I always bring at least a light jacket. Sometimes I even need a heavy jacket as it's been in the 20's that time of year before. However, I come from a warmer climate, so I'm not used to the cold.
If you're dressed appropriately, though, NYC is very nice that time of year. Cool, crisp days with cooler evenings.
You could always check weather.com just before you leave, as well. It comes in very handy.
If you're dressed appropriately, though, NYC is very nice that time of year. Cool, crisp days with cooler evenings.
You could always check weather.com just before you leave, as well. It comes in very handy.
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The weather here will be fantastic and the trees in Central Park will be changing colors. If the temp is in its usual 60-70 degree range during the day, I suggest you bring mainly lightweight, long-sleeve tops (like button-down cotton or something like that). A light jacket is a must for the evenings.
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We're visiting NYC again in late October. Usually it's sunny and pleasant, but could be raw and rainy. You never know, though, when there might be a spell of Indian Summer with highs in the 70's, or a spell of early winter-like weather, chilly and crisp. For clothes, the ubiquitous layers are essential. I'll be packing the usual clothing plus at least one warm sweater, a blazer, a casual jacket, and a raincoat. Depending upon the weather, I'll add one or more to whatever I've planned to wear for the day. Since black is always "fashionable" in NYC, I just make sure everything matches everything else.