Clear and breezy Friday morning; a stronger storm is expected late Sunday night into Monday with heavy rain and gusty winds.

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Foggy, damp morning across NYC; rain this morning turns chilly with a rain‑to‑snow mix by mid‑afternoon. Gusty winds and marine advisories may affect travel.

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

An oil sheen on the Wallkill River prompted a DEC-supervised response in New Paltz. Crews deployed booms and officials say drinking water is not affected.

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.

Dense fog limits visibility across NYC this Sunday morning; expect slow commutes and improvement by midmorning.

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.

Patchy fog and localized black ice early Wednesday; rain returns Thursday into early Friday with coastal boating impacts.

Wintry mix may make the Tuesday morning commute slick. Rain should take over by midday.

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.