NOAA’s Weather Prediction Center issued a level 3 out of 4 flash flooding risk for major cities in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, including Washington, D.C., Baltimore and Philadelphia.

New York City had another day of intense heat and humidity, but when can New Yorkers expect things to cool off?

Early Wednesday afternoon, Central Park recorded a high of 95 degrees, marking the third consecutive day in which temperatures have exceeded 90 degrees in the city. This means that the city has ...

By the 2050s, New York City is expected to experience approximately 30 to 46 days annually with the heat index reaching 95°F or above, compared to an average of six such days per year between 1981 and ...

Multiple rounds of heavy rain will pummel at least seven states in the Northeast throughout the end of this week.

After three consecutive days with temperatures at or above 90 degrees, the Capital Region officially experienced a heat wave. The soaring temperatures and heat indices kept local HVAC companies ...

As the heat wave wanes in the Northeast and a cooldown is ushered in on Thursday, heavy rain could bring in flash flooding ...

Rain and storms are making their way through the Midwest, impacting cities in Missouri and Illinois tonight before pushing to ...

In this FOX 5 NY News Block, more updates on the Midtown office shooting, including photos showing the inside of the BMW ...

New York City has officially recorded its second heat wave of the summer as temperatures soared back into the 90s on ...

Extreme heat has again enveloped the tri-state area, prompting the National Weather Service to issue heat advisories through ...

New York City is enduring its second heat wave of the summer, but a cold front is bringing cooler, less humid air starting ...