New York City is under a heat advisory, with temperatures soaring to the mid-90s and the heat index nearing triple digits. Relief may come with thunderstorms expected later in the week.

New York faces diverse weather with storms and a heat advisory, with high temperatures and chances of rain and thunderstorms, as residents are advised to stay updated.

New York's final July week could see sunny days, thunderstorms, and a possible heat wave with temperatures up to 97°F and heat indices of 100-105°F early in the week.

New York faces excessive heat with temperatures nearing 100°F along with potential thunderstorms, and a heat advisory in place urging caution against heat-related illnesses.

New York City anticipates a heatwave with temperatures potentially reaching a 105-degree heat index, posing hazardous weather conditions later this week.

New Yorkers are preparing for extreme heat as the National Weather Service forecasts hot, humid weather with heat indices over 95°F, potentially hitting 105°F on Friday.

NYC is facing rising temperatures, with clear skies and a heatwave expected towards the end of the week, with chances of showers and thunderstorms over the weekend.

New York's weather forecast includes scattered showers, thunderstorms, and potential high heat index values nearing triple digits this week in various boroughs.

New York delays new offshore wind power lines due to Trump opposition, impacting the state's climate goals. The Public Service Commission aims to protect consumers from costs amid federal uncertainties, with Governor Hochul's support.

The National Weather Service forecasts mostly sunny days and potential evening showers in New York, with minor temperature and wind variations across boroughs.

New Yorkers face heat advisory with temperatures near 95 degrees, heat index at 102, and chances of thunderstorms. Cooling is forecast for the weekend with possible showers.

The National Weather Service warns of potential health risks from extreme heat in NYC, forecasting high temperatures and chances of showers and thunderstorms across the boroughs.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for NYC, predicting thunderstorms and potential flash floods with heavy rainfall rates across all five boroughs.