New York City gets a sunny Saturday, a warmer Monday and almost no rain through next week.

Clear skies and a high near 60 lead into a chilly but rain-free weekend in New York City, with milder weather returning Monday.

Sunny skies return to New York City Thursday, but brisk north winds and chilly nights are setting up a cooler weekend.

NYC gets a sunny Wednesday with gusts near 30 mph and a coastal flooding risk around high tide. The rest of the week stays dry, with cooler nights and easing winds.

Partly sunny skies will bring New York City to around 65 Tuesday, but stronger winds and rough coastal conditions are coming next.

Clear skies and a high near 64 make Monday easy in New York City. Stronger winds arrive Tuesday and Wednesday, with coastal concerns lingering offshore.

A sunny 58-degree Sunday is on tap for NYC before stronger northeast winds arrive midweek.

Early rain gives way to gusty winds and a sharp Saturday chill in New York City. Sunshine returns Sunday before temperatures rebound next week.

Morning showers give way to a potentially stormy evening before a sharp drop into a windy, chilly weekend.

Leaky stoves and boilers, not pipelines, are the real culprit, Columbia researchers say. The waste equals about 1.7% of all gas the city buys.

A sunny Thursday gives New York City one last easy outdoor day before Friday rain, possible thunderstorms and a sharp weekend cooldown.

Wednesday brings one more warm, mostly sunny day to New York City before rain, strong winds and a sharp weekend cooldown arrive.

A 78-degree Wednesday gives way to Friday thunderstorms, then a sharp weekend cooldown with gusts up to 40 mph.