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It's the hottest year on record in NYC. And we're just warming up
After what has felt like unrelenting heat, storms and everything in between, there is a fresh round of unsettled weather and stifling temperatures that will hang around for half of the week. A handful of heat advisories and excessive heat warnings are in place through Wednesday morning. Check the latest weather alerts for your neighborhood here. Think of Sunday as…
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Heavy winds and rain felt throughout tri-state as severe weather moves through
Sunday afternoon is turning out be very hot and humid, which has set up the right conditions for a stormy afternoon and evening. All of the heat and humidity will provide the fuel for the storms to pack a punch. Sunday’s storms will be strong to severe, with damaging wind and hail possible. Destructive winds remains one of the...
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Flash flood watches issued: How much rain NYC area could get through weekend
Hope you got to enjoy the pleasant weather on Sunday and Monday — there won’t be much sun to enjoy until next week.
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NYC sees first snowflakes of the season amid bitter cold front
It’s not yet December, but New York City could still see its first snowflakes of the season as a mid-week blast of cold weather sweeps through the area.
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Overnight storms bring dangerous flash flooding risk, threat of damaging winds, tornado
After a pleasant but humid Monday, the chance for showers increases after sunset. Then the severe threat arrives in the tri-state after midnight and into early Tuesday morning.
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A Chance for Actual Snow?? Then Dangerous Arctic Blast Sends NYC Into Single Digits
Brace yourselves, winter is coming. And it’s going to hurt — especially if you have any exposed skin outside for long on Saturday morning
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What Staying in Daylight Saving Time Year-Round Would Mean for NYC and Tri-State
Christmas mornings that are still dark? Kids waiting for the bus with no sun? Both possible, but look on the bright side: No more depressingly early 4:30 p.m. sunsets
