Michael Bloomberg's foundation announced $590 million in new climate commitments to protect oceans, speed clean energy and improve city air quality.

Sunny and mostly dry Wednesday with a high near 84°F. Showers and storms likely late Thursday through Saturday.

Nassau County's health department cautioned against bathing at 20 beaches after heavy rain raised bacteria concerns. The advisory is set to be lifted at 8 a.m. June 24 unless tests or rain keep it in place.

Foggy, muggy morning in NYC with showers and heavy downpours possible; expect a wet commute and pockets of minor flooding.

A Flood Watch runs across New York City Monday afternoon into tonight. Heavy storms could cause urban flash flooding and a high rip‑current risk at ocean beaches.

Sunny, mild Sunday in NYC; heavy downpours and localized urban flooding possible Monday evening. Allow extra travel time for the Monday commute.

Clear and breezy Saturday with highs near 82°F and gusts up to 28 mph. Heavy rain and urban flooding are possible Monday.

Clear, breezy Juneteenth in NYC with highs near 80°F. Dangerous rip currents at Atlantic beaches through tonight.

Mostly cloudy and muggy this morning; storms possible this afternoon with gusts up to 35–40 mph. High rip current risk at ocean beaches through tonight.

State and Cornell experts warn New York livestock owners after the invasive Asian longhorned tick and the cattle parasite it carries were detected. Farmers are urged to inspect herds and consult veterinarians.

Sunny and seasonable Tuesday in NYC with a high near 75°F. Late-night high tides could push water near minor coastal flood levels in vulnerable shorelines.

Mostly cloudy, muggy start this morning, then mostly sunny with highs near 78°F. Morning gusts and elevated nighttime tides through Wednesday may affect waterfront areas.

Warm Sunday turns stormy tonight with possible damaging gusts. High rip‑current risk and coastal flood advisories are in effect for some shorelines.