A First Alert Weather Day has been issued through 2 a.m. Sunday due to the threat of heavy rain and strong-to-severe ...

As much as 3 inches will fall on New York City through Wednesday coupled with strong, intense gusts, raising the risk of flash flooding. Although daunting, the heavy rain will bring much-needed relief ...

Fortunately for drivers, neither the Hugh L. Carey (Brooklyn-Battery) or Midtown tunnels will be fully closed off.

Don’t count on a complete washout for the weekend — but keeping an umbrella handy wouldn’t be a bad call either.

The threat of heavy rain and strong-to-severe thunderstorms has triggered a First Alert Weather Day from Saturday evening through early Sunday morning.

Beginning Friday afternoon and carrying into Friday evening, New York City is expected to receive showers with the ...

A powerful storm system that brought severe weather to the central US on Sunday and Monday will continue to charge east on ...

Scattered severe thunderstorms, hail and damaging winds are in store for a large stretch of the country on April 29, ...

Much of Upstate is in the “enhanced” category for severe storms today. That zone stretches from Western New York to the ...

As a busy weather pattern continues for portions of the Northeast, Midwest and south-central United States, storms will ...

Soggy weekends became a staple for us throughout April. And as we approach the first weekend of May, the trend is going to ...

One death was reported in Pittsburgh, were a pedestrian was electrocuted by a downed power line, officials said.