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Edge NYC Weather & Visibility Today: Worth Going Up?

An outdoor sky deck and indoor experience above Hudson Yards.

For today · 2026-11-11

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95/100

Go up today — 16:00–18:00 is the window worth booking. Long, clean sightlines to the horizon.

Medium confidence
See tickets for 16:00–18:00

Best window on 2026-11-11 is 16:00–18:00 local time.

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Conditions at the deck · 11 Nov 2026, 12:00

Temperature
14°C
Cloud
0% · low 0%
Wind
12 km/h · gusts 17
Visibility
47 km
Air quality
AQI 51

Open-Meteo (forecast + air quality)

Altitude & cloud

Live· 12:07

Edge NYC altitude columnEdge NYC's 100th Floor deck at 343 m, with no low cloud layer measured.343 m · 100th Floor
Edge NYC's 100th Floor deck at 343 m, with no low cloud layer measured.

Best window · 2026-11-1116:00–18:00America/New_York

Why

  • Long, clean sightlines to the horizon
  • Golden hour — the best light of the day
  • Blue hour just after sunset
  • Only high cloud — the view underneath stays open
  • Little chance of rain
  • Operating status unconfirmed

Outlook · America/New_York

  • WedVIEW95
  • ThuMAYBE67
  • FriVIEW77
  • SatVIEW81
  • SunVIEW84

Deck facts

100th Floor
335 m above ground · 343 m ASL · Outdoor
Local timezone
America/New_York

Is it worth visiting on a cloudy day?

Edge’s signature 100th-floor platform is outdoors at about 343 m above sea level. Rain, wind and cold matter to that part of the visit, which is what this page’s exposure score models. Edge also has indoor experiences; the outdoor forecast is not a rating of every part of the ticket. A high cloud base can leave a useful city view below it, while reaching a low base does not prove you are above the layer.

When is the best time to go up?

For the outdoor platform, look for a calm, dry visit window and check the operator’s access notices. If the indoor experience is your main interest, consider it separately: the weather score does not rate the installations. Late light and the Hudson-facing perspective may suit your photographs, but the best timing depends on the conditions shown above.

Common questions about Edge NYC

Is Edge NYC worth it in bad weather?
Bad weather can reduce the appeal or availability of the outdoor platform, but Edge also has an indoor experience. This forecast scores the exposed viewing platform; it does not decide how much you will enjoy the indoor installations. If being outside is essential, check access and the visit window before buying.
Does Edge NYC close in bad weather?
Closures are the operator’s decision and depend on conditions on the day, so the operator’s own page is the only reliable answer before you travel. What this page can tell you is whether the conditions that tend to prompt one are forecast, and a deck this site knows to be closed can never be recommended — an operations check overrides the weather score entirely rather than being averaged into it.
How high is Edge NYC?
The deck is on the 100th floor at 335 m above street level, roughly 343 m above sea level, making it one of the highest outdoor observation decks in the Western Hemisphere. It is fully outdoors, including the angled glass floor panel and the glass walls that lean outward over the drop.
Edge or SUMMIT One Vanderbilt?
Both combine skyline views with experiences beyond the panorama. Choose Edge for its projecting outdoor platform and West Side location, or SUMMIT for its mirrored Midtown spaces. Edge also has indoor installations; compare the signature viewpoints in the forecast without assuming bad weather cancels the whole attraction.

Updated · Sources: Open-Meteo (forecast + air quality), ViewOrSkip published-hours calendar (Tier 1, day-level, no live feed)

Updated · Sources: Open-Meteo (forecast + air quality)