The Best Time to Walk in New York in September
September in New York is about as easy as walking gets. The good stretch is almost any hour — and honestly, most of the day will treat you well. If you're keeping up a daily walk, this is the month to lean into.
The window this month
Aim for almost any hour — this is one of the easy stretches of the year here. Expect highs near 65°F and lows around 46°F, at about 64% humidity.
If you're visiting New York this month, or just keeping the daily walk going, September won't fight you. The hardest part is deciding which loop to take.
For dogs, September pavement in New York can get hot enough to hurt paws. Keep dog walks to almost any hour, and press the back of your hand to the ground first. Dog walking safety in New York →
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best time of day to walk in New York in September?
In September, the comfortable window in New York is almost any hour — this is one of the easy stretches of the year here.
Is September a good month to walk in New York?
One of the better ones. Expect highs near 65°F and lows around 46°F, at about 64% humidity. The good stretch is almost any hour.
