Mostly sunny Monday with a high near 54°F and blustery northwest winds. A Small Craft Advisory on ocean waters may affect ferry and waterfront plans this afternoon.

Dense coastal fog this morning will slow ferries and shoreline commutes. Steady rain and gusty winds arrive later Sunday.

Patchy fog may slow Saturday commutes across NYC. A cold front brings rain and gusty winds Sunday.

Dense fog limits visibility across NYC Friday morning; highs rebound into the 60s with rain expected Sunday. Boaters should expect delays.

A $15 million congestion‑pricing fund will replace diesel refrigeration units at Hunts Point, targeting pollution and asthma in the South Bronx. The swaps also fund asthma care and EV charging.

Light rain and northeast winds will slow the Thursday commute; dense fog and minor coastal flooding possible tonight.

Warm morning gives way to showers and a shot at thunderstorms this afternoon. Minor tidal flooding is possible with Thursday high tides.

NYBG's new map finds more than 20% of New York City sits on land that used to be water. The analysis shows parks, public housing and airports among places at growing flood risk.

Mild, gusty Tuesday in NYC with spotty showers and highs near 75°F. An isolated thunderstorm is possible late Tuesday into Wednesday.

Clear and near 49°F Monday; gusty southwest winds today and rain chances building Monday night.

Clear, chilly start near 34°F with a high near 54°F. Breezy this afternoon and a Small Craft Advisory offshore; midweek warms into the 70s with shower and thunder chances.

After a packed March listening session, neighbors say Brookhaven’s plan focuses on monitoring rather than cleaning a plume of PFAS and 1,4‑dioxane beneath the Yaphank landfill.

Blustery, chilly Saturday with gusts near 30 mph and highs in the low 40s. Small Craft Advisory remains in effect for local waters into the evening.