Over the last 24 hours, New York City has experienced a gradual increase in temperature during the day, reaching a peak in the late afternoon before slightly cooling off. Humidity levels started moderately and increased towards the evening, suggesting an increase in moisture in the air which could lead to a feeling of mugginess or the potential for fog development. The air pressure has been on a consistent downward trend, indicating that the city may be approaching a change in weather patterns, possibly leading to unsettled weather conditions. Wind speeds were mostly light but picked up significantly in the afternoon, with a consistent wind direction from the south, which could contribute to warmer air being drawn northward. The combination of rising temperatures, increased humidity, falling air pressure, and stronger winds from the south suggests that New York City could be in for a period of warmer and potentially more volatile weather in the near future.