NYC state of emergency as record rain hits
FOX 5's Lisa Evers joins LiveNOW's Josh Breslow to break down the latest after rain drenched the tri-state area causing major flooding. Record-breaking rain poured through the streets.
FOX 5's Lisa Evers joins LiveNOW's Josh Breslow to break down the latest after rain drenched the tri-state area causing major flooding. Record-breaking rain poured through the streets.
NJ officer rescues man trapped in flash flood
Fairfield Police Department's Corporal Steven D'Argenio joins LiveNOW's Josh Breslow to share his story after rescuing someone in high flash flood waters. Governor Phil Murphy alerted a state of emergency as severe storms made its way though New Jersey.
Fairfield Police Department's Corporal Steven D'Argenio joins LiveNOW's Josh Breslow to share his story after rescuing someone in high flash flood waters. Governor Phil Murphy alerted a state of emergency as severe storms made its way though New Jersey.
TikTok banana-dancing influencer cheers up New York during severe flooding: 'This made my day'
TikTok user Mekhiah went viral on Friday for their videos of them doing the Milly Rock while New York was impacted by flash flooding.
TikTok user Mekhiah went viral on Friday for their videos of them doing the Milly Rock while New York was impacted by flash flooding.
Police officer saves motorist from flood waters
The northeast is partially under water tonight after remnants of Ophelia drenched the East Coast. The torrential rains shut down transit systems and stranded cars in the streets. A New Jersey police officer had to carry a stranded motorist on his back through deep floodwaters. New jersey Gov. Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency as heavy rainfall was expected to continue throughout the day. The severe weather is impacting people all across the tri-state area. More LiveNOW from FOX streaming video
The northeast is partially under water tonight after remnants of Ophelia drenched the East Coast. The torrential rains shut down transit systems and stranded cars in the streets. A New Jersey police officer had to carry a stranded motorist on his back through deep floodwaters. New jersey Gov. Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency as heavy rainfall was expected to continue throughout the day. The severe weather is impacting people all across the tri-state area. More LiveNOW from FOX streaming video
NYC deluged by rainfall in one of city's wettest days in decades
Heavy rains resulted in flooding across many parts of the New York City region on Friday, prompting a state of emergency and strict warning from NYC Mayor Eric Adams.
Heavy rains resulted in flooding across many parts of the New York City region on Friday, prompting a state of emergency and strict warning from NYC Mayor Eric Adams.
Tropical Storms Rina, Philippe spin in tandem in the Atlantic, complicating forecast for both
The Atlantic Basin is still buzzing with activity with the development of Tropical Storm Rina on Thursday morning, and forecasters are still keeping their eyes on Tropical Storm Philippe.
The Atlantic Basin is still buzzing with activity with the development of Tropical Storm Rina on Thursday morning, and forecasters are still keeping their eyes on Tropical Storm Philippe.
Louisiana saltwater intrusion declared federal disaster
Salt water from the Gulf of Mexico has moved further up the Mississippi, threatening drinking water in communities that rely on the river for fresh water.
Salt water from the Gulf of Mexico has moved further up the Mississippi, threatening drinking water in communities that rely on the river for fresh water.
Tropical Storm Rina develops in busy Atlantic as nearby Tropical Storm Philippe maintains strength
The Atlantic Basin is still buzzing with activity with the development of Tropical Storm Rina on Thursday morning, and forecasters are still keeping their eyes on Tropical Storm Philippe.
The Atlantic Basin is still buzzing with activity with the development of Tropical Storm Rina on Thursday morning, and forecasters are still keeping their eyes on Tropical Storm Philippe.
Hurricane Ian one year later
Thursday marks one year since Hurricane Ian made landfall in the U.S., as the fifth strongest hurricane to ever hit the country. Ian slammed, into Florida?s southwest coast as a category 4 storm sending nearly 13-feet of storm surge through barrier islands and beach towns, leaving a 50-mile path of destruction stretching from south of Fort Myers to north Charlotte Harbor. Now one year later Floridians are continuing to pick up the pieces in the midst of yet another storm season.
Thursday marks one year since Hurricane Ian made landfall in the U.S., as the fifth strongest hurricane to ever hit the country. Ian slammed, into Florida?s southwest coast as a category 4 storm sending nearly 13-feet of storm surge through barrier islands and beach towns, leaving a 50-mile path of destruction stretching from south of Fort Myers to north Charlotte Harbor. Now one year later Floridians are continuing to pick up the pieces in the midst of yet another storm season.
Invest 91L to become tropical depression soon as Tropical Storm Philippe gains some strength in Atlantic
The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor a disturbance halfway between the Cabo Verde Islands and the Lesser Antilles, noting that a tropical depression or tropical storm is likely to form in the next day or so.
The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor a disturbance halfway between the Cabo Verde Islands and the Lesser Antilles, noting that a tropical depression or tropical storm is likely to form in the next day or so.
Children among 8 electrocuted as floods wreak havoc in South Africa's Western Cape
Heavy rainfall and gale-force winds since Sunday in South Africa's Western Cape led to the flooding of informal settlements that killed eight in two electrocution incidents.
Heavy rainfall and gale-force winds since Sunday in South Africa's Western Cape led to the flooding of informal settlements that killed eight in two electrocution incidents.
Louisiana governor requests federal help as Mississippi River saltwater intrusion threatens drinking water
Without enough freshwater flow, seawater is making its way up the Mississippi River and is expected to reach New Orleans by mid-October.
Without enough freshwater flow, seawater is making its way up the Mississippi River and is expected to reach New Orleans by mid-October.
Saltwater intrusion threatens La. drinking water
Without enough fresh water in the Mississippi River salt water from the Gulf of Mexico is intruding on Louisiana's fresh drinking water supply. FOX Weather Correspondent Robert Ray reports from New Orleans, where the drought continues.
Without enough fresh water in the Mississippi River salt water from the Gulf of Mexico is intruding on Louisiana's fresh drinking water supply. FOX Weather Correspondent Robert Ray reports from New Orleans, where the drought continues.
Tropical Storm Philippe continues to struggle but Invest 91L expected to develop soon in Atlantic
The National Hurricane Center has highlighted a disturbance several hundred miles west-southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands in the central tropical Atlantic, noting that a tropical depression is likely to form in the next couple of days.
The National Hurricane Center has highlighted a disturbance several hundred miles west-southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands in the central tropical Atlantic, noting that a tropical depression is likely to form in the next couple of days.
Here’s when to expect the first freeze of the season
Average weather conditions over many years provide guidance on when to expect the season’s first 32-degree temperature. Here's what's predicted for your area.
Average weather conditions over many years provide guidance on when to expect the season’s first 32-degree temperature. Here's what's predicted for your area.
When to expect your first freeze of the season
Here's when you can expect the first freeze of the season in your area.
Here's when you can expect the first freeze of the season in your area.
Tropical storm Philippe still disorganized
The National Hurricane Center has highlighted a disturbance several hundred miles west-southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands in the eastern tropical Atlantic, noting that a tropical depression is likely to form within the next two to three days. If it becomes a tropical storm with winds of at least 39 mph, this system will earn the name Rina.
The National Hurricane Center has highlighted a disturbance several hundred miles west-southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands in the eastern tropical Atlantic, noting that a tropical depression is likely to form within the next two to three days. If it becomes a tropical storm with winds of at least 39 mph, this system will earn the name Rina.
Tropical Storm Philippe continues west while Invest 91L in central Atlantic has high chance of development
The National Hurricane Center has highlighted a disturbance several hundred miles west-southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands in the eastern tropical Atlantic, currently giving it a high chance of development in the next 2-3 days.
The National Hurricane Center has highlighted a disturbance several hundred miles west-southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands in the eastern tropical Atlantic, currently giving it a high chance of development in the next 2-3 days.
Northern Lights activity to increase, include auroras further south due to escalating Sun activity
Skygazers in the northern U.S. will want to stay tuned for more aurora light forecasts in the coming years as peak solar activity is expected in 2025 during the Solar Cycle 25.
Skygazers in the northern U.S. will want to stay tuned for more aurora light forecasts in the coming years as peak solar activity is expected in 2025 during the Solar Cycle 25.
Northern Lights to become more likely
Robert Steenburgh, Acting Operations Chief for NOAA?s Space Weather Prediction Center, discusses why Thursday's Northern Lights event wasn't as visible as the last one in April. He also explains why the Northern Lights could become more likely in the next few years.
Robert Steenburgh, Acting Operations Chief for NOAA?s Space Weather Prediction Center, discusses why Thursday's Northern Lights event wasn't as visible as the last one in April. He also explains why the Northern Lights could become more likely in the next few years.