A few morning showers and gusty north winds on Friday, March 27. The weekend turns chilly with subfreezing lows Saturday night.

Warm afternoon near 70°F before a cold front brings showers and gusty winds tonight; small craft advisory in effect for New York Harbor.

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Mild Wednesday turns wet tonight with showers and a chance of thunderstorms; expect gusty, colder conditions by Thursday.

Sunny, springlike air returns Tuesday with highs near 716F. Rain arrives Wednesday night, flipping briefly to wet snow Thursday as winds pick up.

Clear and warm Monday in NYC with highs near 66°F. Coastal fog this morning and rain likely Wednesday night into Thursday.

Morning fog and light drizzle will limit visibility across NYC; light showers are likely tonight and a warm-up begins Sunday.

Light pre-dawn showers taper but patchy fog may slow the Friday commute. Weekend temperatures climb into the 50s–60s with showers likely Saturday night.

Neighborhood monitors and reporting show PM2.5 hotspots near the Port Authority and busy avenues, highlighting persistent air‑quality hot spots in Hell's Kitchen.

Patchy fog and near‑freezing temps create a black‑ice risk this morning in NYC. Snow is likely Sunday, March 1, but accumulations should be light.

A seal wandered onto Long Beach Boulevard in Harvey Cedars on Feb. 24 and was taken to the Marine Mammal Stranding Center for care. Officials say it is underweight but uninjured.

A Parks Department snowplow partially sank into a sidewalk sinkhole at City Hall Park during Monday's blizzard; crews dug around the vehicle and no injuries were reported.

Subfreezing temps and patchy blowing snow make Tuesday's commute slick. Watch for black ice on untreated surfaces and allow extra travel time.