Weather

A rare flash flood emergency was issued for parts of Long Island after a slow-moving storm caused major damage, including a collapsed road in Stony Brook.

A storm system brought torrential rainfall that killed two people in Connecticut, washed out roads across parts of Long Island and caused major flooding in New Jersey and the City. Will there be more storms Monday?

Two people are dead in Connecticut after catastrophic flooding destroyed roads and bridges and trapped terrified residents as rapidly rising water cut off escape routes.

Parts of the NYC area, including regions of Long Island, saw several inches of rain after a system impacted parts of NY, NJ and CT. Here are totals in your community.

The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm watch in the NYC area on Sunday.

The Storm Prediction Center warned of winds up to 70 mph and hail at least the size of ping pong balls.

At least two deaths in South Carolina have been attributed to the powerful rip currents that developed because of Ernesto.

The New York City Parks Department issued a warning Saturday saying that Queens and Brooklyn beaches would be closed to swimming on Saturday and Sunday.

Beaches from Florida to Maine are expecting an increase in rip currents and surf that could make ocean ventures dangerous through the weekend.

Hurricane Ernesto is expected to approach Bermuda later today. Will the storm impact NYC this weekend? Here's the latest path and forecast for the area.

Find out what the weather outlook for this fall will be according to the NOAA's Climate Prediction Center.