Recent National Weather Service forecasts show a post-heatwave cooldown for New York City on May 22, with model consensus favoring daily highs in the mid-60s after a frontal passage brought cooler, cloudier conditions. This shift from the recent 90-plus readings stems from increased northerly flow, reduced solar heating under overcast skies, and typical late-spring variability in the Northeast. Ensemble guidance from NOAA exhibits modest spread around 61–67°F due to uncertainties in cloud cover and boundary-layer mixing, keeping probabilities clustered near even for the leading bins. Updated model runs and official NWS briefings later today could refine these projections ahead of the market’s resolution on the highest temperature recorded at the LaGuardia station.