Bayside, Queens residents are dealing with the destruction from flash floods after a storm, highlighting the area's infrastructure problems and need for city intervention.

NYC is experiencing warm, hazy weather with highs up to 91 degrees in Manhattan and slightly cooler in other boroughs. Sunny conditions expected to continue with no hazardous weather warnings issued by NWS.

A small earthquake with a magnitude of 3.0 struck near Hasbrouck Heights in New Jersey, causing tremors in NYC and northern NJ with no reported damage.

New York City enjoys clear summer weather with daytime highs in the mid-80s to low 90s and comfortable nighttime lows, as per the National Weather Service forecasts.

New Yorkers will enjoy a week of sunny weather and warm temperatures with highs in the low to upper 80s across all boroughs, as reported by the National Weather Service.

NYC weather forecast predicts showers, turning to rain, then partly cloudy. Manhattan to see highs near 76°F, with Brooklyn similar. Queens, Bronx, Staten Island expect sunny weekend, highs 82-86°F. High rip current risk issued for some areas.

A Flood Watch is in effect for New York City due to heavy rains and potential thunderstorms, with up to two inches of rainfall expected across all boroughs.

NY Governor Hochul warns of high heat and poor air quality; advisories issued for smog and high temperatures, with heat potentially exceeding 100 degrees. Precautions urged, resources like cooling centers and a heat risk dashboard provided.

New York City faces a heatwave with temperatures reaching the high nineties, and the National Weather Service issuing heat advisories and warnings. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and cautious.

New York City is under a heat advisory, with temperatures soaring to the mid-90s and the heat index nearing triple digits. Relief may come with thunderstorms expected later in the week.

Canadian wildfire smoke causes air quality alerts in the Tri-State Area, with New York City Emergency Management advising limited outdoor time for vulnerable groups due to potential health risks.

New York faces diverse weather with storms and a heat advisory, with high temperatures and chances of rain and thunderstorms, as residents are advised to stay updated.

New York's final July week could see sunny days, thunderstorms, and a possible heat wave with temperatures up to 97°F and heat indices of 100-105°F early in the week.