Clear and warm Friday with highs near 84°F. Air Quality Advisory 11 AM–11 PM and a chance of strong storms late Saturday.

A PNAS Nexus paper finds artificial light at night lengthens pollen seasons and increases severe pollen days in Northeastern cities, raising allergy risks for urban residents.

Clear and sunny Thursday with highs near 79°F. Heat builds Friday–Saturday with storms possible late weekend.

Suffolk County Water Authority sued LG Chem and others, saying a May 2023 battery fire and the water used to extinguish it contaminated groundwater and forced Bridgehampton wells offline.

Clear and sunny Wednesday with a high near 76°F. Temperatures climb into the 80s by Friday–Saturday with showers and thunderstorms likely late Saturday into Sunday.

The Brooklyn Museum announced a $48M city‑backed overhaul to add solar, swap steam for hot water and tighten gallery climate control to cut thousands of tonnes of CO2.

Clear and cool Tuesday with a high near 78°F. Heat spikes later in the week; 90s possible Friday–Saturday.

Morning sun warms NYC into the low 70s. Scattered afternoon showers are possible and a moderate rip current risk remains at ocean beaches.

Trustees are weighing special tax districts and village debt to tap Westchester County matching funds for nearly $20M in stormwater upgrades. A tight schedule is driving the push.

Clear start and mostly sunny — highs near 74°F. Small craft advisory and moderate rip currents persist for ocean beaches tonight.

Satellite radar and tide-gauge data show parts of New York City sinking by millimeters a year — small changes that can meaningfully increase flood risk in low-lying neighborhoods.

Stony Brook researchers detected Vibrio vulnificus in South Fork ponds; NYSDEC imposed precautionary shellfishing closures and East Hampton trustees funded extra monitoring.

Cool, blustery Saturday in NYC with highs near 62°F and gusty north winds. Beachgoers and ferry riders should expect choppy conditions and pay attention to lifeguard flags.