Your midday New York weather update

Multiple weather alerts are active across New York this Tuesday, with flood warnings in effect for several regions and strong thunderstorms tracking through parts of the state. The most immediate concern is the line of storms moving through areas south of Pitcairn toward Highmarket. Today starts mild with temperatures already in the upper 60s across most areas.

Your morning New York weather update

We're tracking Flood Warnings across multiple regions this Tuesday morning, with the most significant impacts along river valleys and low-lying areas. While we'll stay dry through the next 24 hours, the flooding concerns from recent rainfall continue to affect travel and daily routines statewide. Starting your Tuesday morning with temperatures at 63 degrees, you'll notice winds shifting from west to southwest around 6 A.M.

Your evening New York weather update

A Flood Warning remains in effect for portions of New York today, with several areas along major waterways experiencing minor to moderate flooding. The most significant impacts are occurring along the Hudson River valley and in low-lying areas near streams and creeks throughout the region. This Monday starts mild with temperatures already at 61 degrees this morning.

Your midday New York weather update

Strong winds and flooding concerns take center stage across New York today as multiple weather alerts remain active. While the Wind Advisory has been cancelled, a Flood Warning continues for portions of the state as we work through this unsettled Monday. This morning starts mild at 63 degrees with calm conditions, but changes arrive quickly.

Your morning New York weather update

We're tracking two significant weather alerts across New York today - a Wind Advisory and Flood Warning that will impact your Monday plans. The strongest winds arrive this afternoon with gusts potentially reaching 50 miles per hour. Right now at 5 A.M., temperatures sit around 50 degrees with calm conditions.

Your evening New York weather update

We're tracking flood warnings across multiple regions of New York today, with the most significant impacts expected in low-lying areas and near waterways. While we're staying dry through the next 24 hours, recent rainfall has rivers and streams running high, creating dangerous conditions in flood-prone zones.

Your midday New York weather update

A Flood Warning remains in effect for portions of New York today, with the most significant impacts expected along river valleys and low-lying areas. While we're staying dry through the next 24 hours, recent rainfall has rivers running high, creating ongoing flood concerns across multiple regions. This Sunday morning starts cool with temperatures around 49 degrees.

Your morning New York weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across New York this Sunday morning, with frost advisories covering much of the state and flood warnings continuing for several regions. Temperatures dropped into the mid-30s overnight in many areas outside the city. Right now at 6 A.M., we're sitting at 44 degrees in Central Park, but it's considerably colder north and west.

Your evening New York weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across New York this Saturday, with the most pressing concern being an elevated fire spread risk through this afternoon for southeast portions of the state, including the New York City Metro area. We're starting the day with temperatures in the low 50s. And conditions will warm nicely through the afternoon.

Your midday New York weather update

Fire weather conditions take center stage across southeast New York today. The combination of gusty northwest winds, low humidity around 30 percent. And vegetation dried out from recent rainfall creates dangerous conditions for any outdoor burning.