Heat builds midweek with highs near 93°F and dangerous heat indices. Find cooling centers and avoid afternoon exertion.

Sunny Sunday with highs near 80°F; brief minor tidal flooding is possible at tonight's high tide. Hot, humid conditions return midweek.

A fast-moving thunderstorm slammed Brooklyn, toppling trees and crushing parked cars across several neighborhoods as crews scrambled to clear debris.

Clear and warm Saturday morning in NYC; scattered showers and a few storms possible midday. Hotter air arrives Tuesday–Wednesday.

Foggy, sticky start to Friday with highs near 85°F. Afternoon storms possible with isolated gusts.

Showers and scattered storms are likely after 2 p.m. with brief heavy rain possible. Highs near 82°F and hotter Friday.

Sunny Wednesday with a high near 78. Scattered showers and thunderstorms possible Thursday and Friday afternoons; boaters and beachgoers should watch advisories.

Fog and spotty showers Tuesday morning with a Flood Watch cancelled. Warmer midweek with highs reaching the 90s by Friday.

A Flood Watch covers NYC through early Tuesday with multiple heavy downpours expected and localized flash flooding possible.

Con Edison temporarily cut power to about 9,800 customers in southwest Queens during Friday's heat wave. Crews set up dry ice distribution and city cooling centers for those affected.

A severe thunderstorm watch covers New York City Friday night, with damaging winds and lightning possible through 11 p.m.

Heat index values could top 105°F on Saturday, July 4. Late storms may bring damaging gusts; find cooling centers and safety tips.

An Extreme Heat Warning and Air Quality Alert are in effect. Highs near 104°F and heat-index up to 115°F—seek cool spaces and limit outdoor exertion.