Clear skies and an 83-degree afternoon are on tap Tuesday before thunderstorms return Wednesday and dangerous heat builds into the weekend.

Another round of storms flooded North Jersey roads, crushed a car in Queens and damaged an LIRR train in Smithtown.

A Flood Watch covers New York City as heavy rain and thunderstorms move through Monday. Flooding and dangerous beach conditions are possible before a brief break Tuesday.

Clear skies open Sunday in New York City, but showers and thunderstorms arrive later before a soaking, stormy Monday.

Saturday brings partly sunny skies and an 81-degree high to NYC, but a high rip current risk is posted at ocean beaches. Heavy rain and thunderstorms may arrive Sunday night.

A group of apparent cownose rays was spotted gliding through Newtown Creek, where wildlife is returning despite a toxic industrial legacy.

NYC gets a sunny, muggy Friday and a mostly dry weekend before thunderstorms and possible heavy rain return Sunday night and Monday.

Hunts Point residents received free flood kits as New York City faced a flood watch and threats of heavy rain.

Rain, fog and a lingering flooding threat will make Wednesday a messy one across New York City. Brighter and warmer weather returns by Friday.

Flood Watch in effect for New York City through Wednesday evening with multiple rounds of heavy rain. Expect flash flooding, gusts and high rip‑current risk.

Clear skies this morning give way to afternoon storms. Heavier, multi‑day rain is likely Tuesday–Wednesday with possible flooding and marine impacts.

Clear, comfortable Sunday with highs near 80°F. Showers and likely thunderstorms arrive Tuesday–Wednesday.

Sunny, mild weekend in NYC with highs near 78°F. Storms possible starting Monday.