The gorgeous string of pleasant days is coming to a close. A frontal boundary will make its way toward the end of the week. While there may be a thunderstorm on Thursday, most will stay dry. That all changes on Friday, with the cold front bringing a better chance of showers and storms.
The gorgeous string of pleasant days is coming to a close. A frontal boundary will make its way toward the end of the week.
While there may be a thunderstorm on Thursday, most will stay dry. That all changes on Friday, with the cold front bringing a better chance of showers and storms.
“The floods were biblical if you were outside. It was a deluge truly,” said Brooklyn resident Tom Wright.
A Brooklyn hospital was forced to evacuate patients and staff after a severe coastal storm caused a power outage, NYC Health + Hospitals said on Saturday.
Award-winning tv journalist Ernie Anastos is back to discuss ways for people to feel unity in their families and community.
“Purlie Victorious,” a play starring Leslie Odom, Jr., written by Ossie Davis and directed by Kenny Leon debuted on Broadway in September 2023 at the Music Box Theatre.
Oset Babur-Winter, the senior drinks editor for Food & Wine, joined New York Living to showcase three spritz recipes that are perfect for fall. Pom Pom Sprtiz: https://www.foodandwine.com/pom-pom-spritz-7968140 Apple Cider Sprtiz: https://www.foodandwine.com/apple-cider-spritz-7967633 Pumpkin Spice Shrub Sprtiz: https://www.foodandwine.com/pumpkin-spice-shrub-spritz-7967956
J.M. Hirsch is the editorial director of the cooking magazine Milk Street. He joined New York Living to share some recipes.
The Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow Party cruises into the Barclays Center on Saturday.
Congress has little time left to avoid a shutdown, and it still doesn't have a plan. Rep. Gregory Meeks joined the PIX11 Morning News to discuss the issue.
Afro Unicorn partnered with Angela Yee's Coffee Uplifts People for a National Coffee Day event on Friday. Both businesses are local and minority-women owned. They aim to build up the community and togetherness amongst their peers.
One of New York's wettest days in decades left the metropolitan area stunned and swamped Friday
Leftover showers linger Saturday morning, however, the sun should start to break through as the storm drifts further out to sea.
The page finally turns on Sunday as high-pressure moves in. A nice westerly wind develops, bringing temperatures up into the low to mid-70s under sunny skies.
