The National Weather Service forecasts rain in NYC before 2 pm with a cooling trend to follow, an 80-90% chance of precipitation, and no hazardous weather expected this week.

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Severe weather in New York City brings potential flooding and storms, with a high chance of rain and thunderstorms anticipated in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, and Staten Island.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny then stormy weekend in New York, with heavy rain chances and potential thunderstorms, alongside warnings for high rip currents.

A severe house fire occurred on Taylor Street in West Brighton, Staten Island, with over 100 FDNY and EMS responders and no reported injuries. The cause is under investigation.

Manhattan expects sunny skies with highs near 80°F today, while borough forecasts show similar conditions with chances of weekend thunderstorms.

New York's weather forecast includes sunny days, showers, and thunderstorms with highs around 79°F in Manhattan today and patchy morning fog in other boroughs.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather with gradual temperature increases throughout the week for New York City boroughs, with a chance of showers by the weekend.

New York's Labor Day weather will be mostly sunny with highs around 76-79°F, ideal for outdoor events, and the week continues with similar conditions, barring possible showers.

NYC’s weekly forecast brings sunny skies, cooler nights, and a brief chance of showers before clear and pleasant weekend conditions return.

The New York boroughs are set for a stable, clear week with mid-70s to 80-degree days and cooler nights, with some rain possible towards the week's end.

New York City faces a surge in 'ghost cars' using fake plates, leading to traffic violations and lost revenue, with the Bronx being the worst affected borough.