Your evening New York weather update

Multiple flood warnings are in effect across New York today, with major flooding already occurring in several areas and more expected as thunderstorms develop this evening. The Capital Region and areas along and south of I-90 face the highest risk, with rainfall amounts increasing significantly from earlier forecasts. This Wednesday starts mild with temperatures holding in the mid-60s through morning, but don't expect it to last.

Your midday New York weather update

Multiple Flood Warnings are in effect across New York today, with minor flooding already occurring in several areas. The most significant impacts are concentrated in the Capital Region and parts of Western New York where recent snowmelt combines with today's rain. This morning starts mild at 42 degrees, but temperatures will actually rise through the afternoon, reaching 75 degrees around 3 P.M.

Your morning New York weather update

Multiple flood alerts are active across New York today, with a Flood Advisory along the Salmon River and Flood Warnings continuing for Irondequoit Creek near Rochester. Heavy rainfall overnight has pushed streams and creeks to their limits. This morning starts mild at 60 degrees with steady rain and southwest winds around 15 miles per hour.

Your evening New York weather update

Multiple severe thunderstorm warnings are active across New York this Tuesday afternoon, with the most intense storms currently moving through Western New York and approaching the Capital Region. These storms are capable of producing damaging winds and heavy downpours. The severe weather threat peaks between now and 6 P.M., when temperatures will reach 77 degrees.

Your midday New York weather update

Multiple flood alerts are in effect across New York this Tuesday as rain and snowmelt combine to create hazardous conditions. Twenty-two weather alerts currently cover the state, with flood warnings and watches extending from the Hudson Valley through the Capital Region. Rain moves in around 2 A.M.

Your morning New York weather update

Active weather moves through New York this Tuesday morning with multiple alerts in effect statewide. We're tracking rain, potential flooding. And even some freezing rain in certain areas, so let's break down what you need to know for your day ahead.

Your evening New York weather update

Multiple Flood Watches are in effect across New York today as rain combines with snowmelt to create potentially hazardous conditions. The National Weather Service has issued alerts for several regions, with the most serious concerns focused on areas with deep snowpack. Right now we're sitting at 60 degrees with southwest winds around 16 miles per hour.

Your midday New York weather update

A Flood Watch is in effect for multiple regions across New York as we prepare for a wet Monday ahead. This alert covers areas from the city through the Capital Region and into Western New York, with flooding from excessive rainfall becoming a real possibility. We're starting the morning mild with temperatures around 58 degrees.

Your morning New York weather update

A typical late March weather pattern settles over New York today with temperatures climbing from the upper 40s this morning into the low 60s by afternoon, accompanied by increasing clouds and rain chances later in the day. Right now we're sitting at 49 degrees across most of the region under partly cloudy skies. Through the morning hours, expect dry conditions with temperatures gradually warming into the mid-50s by noon.

Your evening New York weather update

Here comes a classic late March weather pattern across New York today with temperatures climbing nicely but rain moving in for the afternoon. Right now we're sitting at 52 degrees with increasing clouds. And that southwest breeze is already picking up.