A $149.5 million contract will free Tibbetts Brook from a century-old sewer culvert, easing pressure on the Major Deegan.

Clear skies and seasonable warmth will carry New York City through Saturday before thunderstorms and heavier rain arrive Sunday.

Thursday starts with showers and thunderstorms in spots, but brighter skies arrive by afternoon. Friday and Saturday look mostly sunny before a wetter Sunday night.

NYC will jump from a clear start to near-90-degree heat Wednesday, followed by late-night storms and possible coastal flooding near high tide.

NineDot's new Bushwick battery site will store enough power for 5,000 homes and beat Con Edison's costly new fee hikes just in time.

NYC climbs to 88 degrees Tuesday before afternoon thunderstorms and a stretch of coastal flooding concerns. A cooler, sunnier weekend is ahead.

South Bronx Unite wants to turn the vacant Harlem River waterfront plant into a co-owned solar array cutting bills up to 20%.

A heat advisory will keep New York City feeling close to 100 Monday before late-day storms and a cooler weekend arrive.

A heat advisory covers New York City on Sunday, with heat index values up to 98 before storm chances return Monday evening.

New York City faces a hot, humid Saturday with a heat advisory, a high near 87 and a chance of afternoon storms.

A heat advisory covers all five boroughs through Saturday evening as NYC faces highs in the mid-80s, muggy air and potentially strong thunderstorms.

New York City faces a hot, humid stretch with heat-index values topping 100 and thunderstorms possible Friday. The muggy pattern may linger into early next week.

NYC gets a mostly sunny Wednesday before heat indexes near 102 and a stormier stretch arrive Thursday and Friday.