Heavy rain is expected to continue across parts of the U.S. after moisture-laden storms pummeled the Northeast on Thursday.

Flash flood warnings have been declared for parts of New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland amid forecasts for ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City residents impacted by the massive rainfall on Thursday that caused severe flooding on Staten Island and elsewhere are being asked by New York City Emergency ...

New York City is bracing for intense flooding on Thursday and Friday and a state of emergency has already been issued in New ...

While not all locations in the Northeast will experience torrential downpours and strong thunderstorms into Friday, areas ...

From big heat to a flood threat and then a pleasant first weekend of August, the Northeast is seeing a bit of weather ...

New York Governor Kathy Hochul and her acting New Jersey counterpart declared states of emergency for areas facing the threat ...

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

The risk of "excessive" showers capable of triggering flash floods is 40 per cent for a swath of the mid-Atlantic and Northeast US, home to 37 million people.

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