Severe thunderstorms swept Manhattan and The Bronx Wednesday afternoon as officials warned of damaging winds, hail and possible downed trees and outages.

Heat Advisory in effect through 9 PM Wednesday with highs near 98°F and hazy skies from wildfire smoke. Find cooling centers and safety tips for the heat.

An Air Quality Health Advisory for ground-level ozone is in effect 11 a.m.–11 p.m. today across NYC and Long Island; sensitive groups should limit outdoor exertion and seek cool indoor spaces.

A Heat Advisory runs 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 14 through 9 p.m. Wednesday, July 15 with heat indexes near 104°F. Expect high rip‑current risk and plan to use cooling centers.

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.