Over the past 24 hours, New York City experienced a gradual decrease in temperature, followed by a slight uptick towards the end of the period. Simultaneously, humidity levels started extremely high and saw a consistent decline throughout the day, suggesting a transition from very moist to drier atmospheric conditions. Air pressure remained relatively stable with a slight increase towards the current hour, indicating stable weather patterns without significant frontal activity. Wind speeds were variable, with a calm period followed by a gradual increase, and the predominant wind direction shifted from southerly to westerly, which could influence temperature and humidity levels depending on the origin of the air masses. Overall, the combined data points to a stabilization of weather conditions with a trend towards cooler, drier, and breezier conditions as compared to the start of the observed period.