New Yorkers are preparing for mixed precipitation with cloudy skies and temperatures near 39 degrees. The weekend may see gradual sunshine with colder wind chills. A warming trend is expected by Christmas with a slight chance of snow on Tuesday.

Residents in the Bronx face a lack of utilities after a water main break, with the Red Cross providing aid to those affected. Con Edison is working to restore services amidst the infrastructure crisis.

New York City's weather forecast for Christmas week predicts temperatures in the 40s with potential rain and snow, affecting holiday plans across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island.

New York City faces a wet forecast with rain and fog expected across all five boroughs, and temperatures peaking at 51 degrees before dropping at night.

NYC downgrades from drought warning to drought watch thanks to more rainfall, but reservoirs remain below average capacity. Mayor Adams urges continued water conservation.

New Yorkers can expect varied weather conditions with cloudiness followed by clearing, an 80% chance of rain on Wednesday, and potential rain and snow on Friday, according to Weather.gov forecasts.

New York City anticipates mixed weather, including rain transitioning to snow, with fluctuating temperatures throughout the week. The National Weather Service predicts no severe weather but advises residents to stay informed of changes.

Rainy days with temperatures in the 40s and 50s are expected across New York City boroughs, with a 90-100% chance of rain early in the week and a potential brief break by Tuesday.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather with chilly wind chills for NYC boroughs, followed by a wintry mix and rain that may cause hazardous conditions, with a gradual warm-up expected.

The forecast for New York includes a clear, chilly week with a mix of sunny and cloudy days, and rain expected early next week with mild temperatures. No severe weather is anticipated.

Strong winds caused damage in the Tri-State area, downing trees and power lines across Queens, the Bronx, and Long Beach. A storm is forecasted to hit the area again, with concerns of flooding and further disruptions.

The National Weather Service has warned of hazardous weather in NYC with heavy rain, thunderstorms, and winds up to 50 mph. Post-storm, a temperature drop is expected.

The National Weather Service forecasts heavy rain and wind for New York City, with a 100% chance of precipitation and gusts up to 49 mph expected. Residents are advised to prepare for adverse weather.