After a run of pleasant summer weather, the chance for severe storms returns Tuesday, bringing with it the threat of flash flooding, damaging winds — and even possible tornadoes. A flood watch will go into effect at 8:00 a.

Stormy weather will return to the New York City area Tuesday after a brief reprieve.

After dangerous heat and poor air quality, New York City and the Lower Hudson Valley are expected to see cooler temperatures, showers and thunderstorms this week.

A rainy stretch is ahead for New York City and the Lower Hudson Valley, with the National Weather Service warning of the potential for severe thunderstorms Tuesday. Rain chances are expected across downstate New York from Monday through Thursday, with ...

A heat advisory goes into effect from Tuesday to Wednesday for NYC and the surrounding area, as feels-like temperatures could reach the 100s.

The heat is on, and it will be sticking around through the Fourth of July weekend. Wednesday is expected to be the first day of a heat wave that will likely last into, if not through, the July 4 holiday weekend,

For reference, the average high temperature for August in New York City is 83 degrees, according to NWS Central Park data collected between 1991 and 2020. The predicted warmer temperatures come during the dog days of summer, when temperatures are typically at their highest, as reflected by NWS data from Central Park.

Central New York will see comfortable temperatures in the upper 70s to mid 80s before scattered showers and thunderstorms arrive Sunday afternoon.

NYC, NJ, LI and more parts of the tri-state are on flood watch Tuesday, with some areas under tornado watch or warning as well, as heavy rain threatens the rush-hour commute.