Over the past 24 hours in New York City, temperatures have experienced a notable diurnal variation, starting off relatively warm, cooling slightly overnight, and then rising again to reach a peak in the late afternoon. Humidity levels fluctuated significantly, with a notable spike to saturation at one point, potentially indicating the presence of fog or heavy moisture in the air, before settling at moderate levels towards the end of the period. Atmospheric pressure remained relatively stable, with only minor fluctuations, suggesting a period of steady weather without the immediate influence of strong weather fronts. Wind speeds were generally light throughout the day, with a slight increase in the evening, while the wind direction shifted from predominantly westerly to a more varied pattern, including a period of calm where the wind direction was variable. This combination of weather indicators points to a stable weather pattern with no immediate signs of severe weather conditions.