The NWS predicts a week of mild weather in NYC, with no hazardous conditions expected. Temperatures will be in the low to mid-60s with sunny to partly cloudy skies.

New York City's weather forecast predicts a varied week with breezy, sunny days, isolated showers on Sunday, no severe weather, and consistent temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s.

Brisk winds and sunshine expected in Manhattan, with gusts up to 32 mph. The weekend forecast includes isolated showers and highs near 51 and 61 degrees.

A severe rainstorm in the Tri-State area caused tree fall, power outages, and flooding, with emergency crews responding to clear debris and restore electricity.

NYC is under a Wind Advisory, with forecasts predicting strong westerly winds and possible hazardous conditions affecting all boroughs, accompanied by varying chances of showers and temperatures near 50 degrees.

New York City boroughs anticipate harsh weather with strong winds, showers, thunderstorms, and a high chance of precipitation, per the National Weather Service.

Varied weather with rain and wind is expected across New York City boroughs this week, with a substantial chance of precipitation on Wednesday and gusty winds in the forecast.

NYC's weather forecast includes sunny skies, then rain mid-week with potential gale force winds. Temperatures vary by borough; Manhattan to see highs around 37° today.

Sunny days and midweek rain are forecasted for New York City, with cold wind chills today and varied night temperatures across boroughs. Heavy rain is expected Wednesday. No severe weather warnings are issued.

New Yorkers expect varied weather including scattered showers, strong winds, and a temperature drop, with sunny but chilly conditions ahead for Sunday.

The National Weather Service predicts a mostly sunny day with seasonal temperatures in the low 50s for New York City, with no hazardous weather warnings issued.

Governor Kathy Hochul has launched an $80 million initiative in New York to improve climate resilience and support related projects, funded by the Environmental Bond Act of 2022.

A storm in NYC caused wind damage, outages, and travel disruptions, with significant cold forecasted to follow. Officials urge reporting fallen trees, and caution is advised for an upcoming coastal storm.