Route 35 underwater: Flash flood warning slams 3 NJ counties

Thunderstorms and heavy rain triggered flash flood warnings across parts of New Jersey today, snarling the morning commute and closing roads along the Jersey Shore. The National Weather Service warned drivers to use extra caution and avoid flooded streets. Which counties are under the warning?. A flash flood warning covered...

Heavy Rain at 1 to 3 Inches Per Hour Soaks Central New Jersey Near Toms River as Training Storms Threaten Long Island, New York City and Southeastern New England

TOMS RIVER, NEW JERSEY — Heavy rain is pouring over central New Jersey on Friday, November 6, with rainfall rates of 1 to 3 inches per hour in the heaviest downpours. A boundary of rain is moving north off the Atlantic, and forecasters are watching whether it sets up as a training situation, with storms repeatedly moving over the same areas. That could spread heavy rain across New Jersey, Long Island and southeastern New England. The heaviest rain is falling between the Philadelphia area and Toms River, where Flash Flood Warnings have been issued. Rain is also pushing north toward New York City, Norwich and Providence.

20 High-Rise Emergency Supplies New York Dog Owners Should Keep Ready

Living high above the city with your dog is a special kind of joy. Still, power outages, broken elevators, and sudden evacuations happen in New York. A little planning now can make those moments feel calm instead of chaotic. Here is a friendly, practical checklist of supplies that help you and your pup stay safe, comfortable, and ready for anything.

Jersey Shore storms bring 4 inches of rain, flooding and outages

Four inches of rain soaked the Shore before dawn, with lightning, flooded roads and a downed pole on the Coast Line. Nearly 5,000 lost power, then got it back fast.

Freezing temps in the forecast mean more homeless deaths in the streets

This past Monday, thanks to the generosity of a few donors, St. Thomas Church on Fifth Avenue held a funeral for nine men who died on the streets of New York between December and February. Their bodies were unclaimed, and so their ashes were laid to rest in the church’s Resurrection Chapel. The city enjoyed balmy fall weather this week, but the winter is fast approaching, and with it the inevitable question of what to do about New Yorkers who “choose” to remain outside when the temperature drops. Last year, at least 15 died from hypothermia, according to the city’s medical examiner, their bodies found on street corners from the East Village to Washington Heights to the Long Island Expressway. Most of them had previous interaction with homeless services. But the mayor continued to insist through blizzards and deep freezes that city workers could not force people into shelter. Michael, 54, panhandles on East 14th Street at Union Square in New York. He says he tries to make $30 a day to afford a room for the night. Helayne Seidman for the NY Post Many legislators at the time wondered how any police officer or social worker could have determined

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New York, NY Weather Shift: 61° Warmth Before Friday Cold

Snow chances emerge in the Great Lakes and northern New England as New York City faces a colder Friday.

NYers left without power after lightning strike in Brooklyn: Mamdani

BROOKLYN, N.Y. (PIX11) — Thousands of New Yorkers dealt with power outages following a lightning strike in Central Brooklyn, Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced on Friday morning. Mamdani reported that approximately 4,500 Con Edison customers are without power. As of 3:30 p.m., the outages dwindled to 385 people without power. Affected schools are receiving support from […]

State Requests Federal Assistance for Coastal Storm Damage on LI, NYC

By Hank Russell Governor Kathy Hochul directed the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to submit a request for federal assistance to repair coastal storm risk management projects damaged by the nor'easter that

Saturday Proved The Deadliest Day Of The Week For Fatal Crashes In New York, With 908 Incidents Over Five Years

Fatal crashes spiked on weekends across New York State from 2020 to 2024. Saturday saw the most with 908 deadly incidents, while summer months like August recorded 564 fatal crashes, according to a new five-year study.

Saturday Proved The Deadliest Day Of The Week For Fatal Crashes In New York, With 908 Incidents Over Five Years

Fatal crashes spiked on weekends across New York State from 2020 to 2024. Saturday saw the most with 908 deadly incidents, while summer months like August recorded 564 fatal crashes, according to a new five-year study.

Election Day weather in NY: See where rain is in the forecast Tuesday

Grab an umbrella as you head to the polls this Election Day. Rain is in the forecast Tuesday for parts of New York, though conditions will vary across the state. The forecast ranges from sunny skies to cloudy conditions with a chance of showers, according to the National Weather Service . Parts of western and central New York have a greater chance of morning rain, while sunny skies are expected in the eastern part of the state, including the Hudson Valley and New York City. Here's the latest forecast for Election Day, as of Monday, Nov. 2, according to the Weather Service. Election Day forecast for New York cities Here's the forecast for 10 New York cities on Tuesday, Nov. 3 , according to the National Weather Service. Albany: Partly sunny, with a high near 66. Binghamton: A slight chance of morning showers, followed by a partly sunny afternoon. High near 70. Buffalo: A slight chance of morning showers, with mostly cloudy skies around midday before conditions gradually become sunny. High near 70. New York City: Mostly sunny, with a high near 67. Poughkeepsie: Mostly sunny, with a high near 70. Rochester: A chance of morning showers, followed by a

Saturday Proved The Deadliest Day Of The Week For Fatal Crashes In New York, With 908 Incidents Over Five Years

Fatal crashes spiked on weekends across New York State from 2020 to 2024. Saturday saw the most with 908 deadly incidents, while summer months like August recorded 564 fatal crashes, according to a new five-year study.

Governor Hochul Requests Major Disaster Declaration To Secure Federal Assistance For Long Island Communities Impacted By September Nor’easter

Governor Kathy Hochul today requested a Major Disaster Declaration from President Trump to support the recovery efforts of communities impacted by a nor’easter that produced coastal flooding, heavy rainfall and strong winds across downstate regions on September 26 and 27, 2026. If granted by the federal government, this declaration would provide federal recovery funding for Nassau and Suffolk Counties as they continue to recover from the storm.

Gov. Hochul asks Trump administration for financial aid following nor’easter damage

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has asked the Trump administration to approve financial aid for Long Island municipalities slammed by last month’s nor’easter, which caused widespread flooding and disrupted travel and utility services in both Nassau and Suffolk counties. Nicholas Grasso reports in NEWSDAY that Governor Hochul requested...

New York Winter 2026-27: NYC, Buffalo Snow by Thanksgiving?

Buffalo, Albany and Binghamton have different snow prospects than New York City.

New York Winter Weather Awareness Week Oct 25-31: Frostbite Warning Signs

From Buffalo and Albany to NYC, learn how bitter cold and strong winds increase winter risks.