Heavy rain and a Flood Watch target NYC Sunday morning before conditions improve in the afternoon. Cooler, drier weather follows through midweek.

A clear Saturday gives New York City a brief break before heavy rain, thunderstorms and a Flood Watch arrive late tonight. Sunday morning could bring flooding in low-lying and poor-drainage areas.

New York City gets a mostly sunny Friday before heavy rain and thunderstorms arrive Saturday night. Forecasters warn of possible localized flash flooding.

Fog and humidity start Thursday in New York City before sunshine pushes temperatures to 85 degrees. Beachgoers face dangerous rip currents, and a stormier weekend is ahead.

NYC reaches about 87 degrees Wednesday before gusty winds and showers arrive. Ocean beaches face a high rip current risk through Thursday evening.

Clear skies lead into an 81-degree Tuesday, but New York City’s warmest stretch arrives Wednesday and Thursday before a cooler, drier weekend.

South Street Seaport Museum's free screening aboard the 1885 Wavertree pairs kelp collapse and vanishing sparrows with a Q&A on flood-prone Seaport streets.

NYC starts Sunday cool and cloudy, with a slight shower chance before brighter skies arrive. Labor Day looks sunny, dry and near 78 degrees.

NYC is getting a much-needed weather reset for Labor Day weekend, with sunshine, lighter humidity and highs in the upper 70s to around 80.

Only Hamilton and Lewis counties remain untouched as the invasive beetle threatens nearly 8% of New York's trees.

A brief Friday storm chance fades fast before cooler, sunnier weather takes over for Labor Day weekend.

Rain and fog give way to muggy heat, with thunderstorms possible later Thursday. A cooler, drier holiday weekend follows.

New York City starts Tuesday in fog and humidity before potentially severe thunderstorms move in by the afternoon. A much drier holiday weekend is ahead.