At least the snowstorm is over.
High tides plus the full moon plus snow and wind equals the potential for flooding.
Forecasts still tracking storm's path closely — a shift of 50 miles would change the impact on the lower Hudson Valley Friday into Sunday.
Home fire risk increases in cold weather. The Metro New York Red Cross offers safety tips for around the house as well as outside.
A Hazardous Weather Outlook already has been issued for a storm that could hit the Hudson Valley by the end of the work week.
Get the details for New Rochelle -- and a peek at the longer-range outlook.
Get the details for New Rochelle.
Two waves of arctic chill are expected as temps drop 30 degrees. Get the details for New Rochelle.
Areas of drizzle, snow and sleet tonight but temps will rise into the 50s by Sunday.
We’ll let you know exactly how cold it will get and exactly when you can expect to feel the warm up.
Wind chill values will approach zero or even below zero for most of the county Monday night and into Tuesday.
But maybe a winter storm next week for New Rochelle!
It will be the first Christmas Day full moon since 1977.
As many residents begin traveling for Christmas, we’ll let you know about the thunderstorms, heavy rain and fog over the next few days.
There’s a Hazardous Weather Outlook in Westchester County this morning, and we’ll let you know when to expect rain and a temperature drop.
Here are some of the places near New Rochelle, and throughout the Hudson Valley.
Temperatures at or below freezing at night this week around New Rochelle.
You'll only get one more chance to see meteors this year over New Rochelle -- and conditions are good. Chilly, but good.
We’ll be looking at 60s some days, 40s for others, rain and frost are also possible this week. We’ll let you know what to expect each day.
Temperatures may be the coldest we’ve seen recently on Saturday but no worries, we’re headed back to 60 degrees next week.
If you have outdoor plans or ceremonies to attend on Veterans Day, we’ll let you know what to expect weather wise.
We’ll let you know what the forecast is calling for this weekend around New Rochelle, and how the beginning of next week is shaping up.
The aurora borealis will be visible for New Rochelle residents only a few more days. Check out the photos.
We’ll let you know what to expect if you are taking the kids trick or treating, and what the weekend weather forecast will be.
Here's an early look at the Halloween forecast and in the work week forecast we’ll let you know which day to expect heavy rain and storms.
Thursday could be the warmest remaining day of the year, and we’ll let you know what changes are in store beginning Friday.
The National Weather Service issued a “Hazardous Weather Outlook” for the area in anticipation of the arrival of the season's coldest air.
Red Delicious apples are their favorite food this fall; attics and walls are their favorite places to tuck in for the winter.
All leaves for collection must be placed in biodegradable paper bags or open containers weighing no more than 75 pounds.
We’ll also give you the latest weekend weather update for New Rochelle.
It’s been quite the time for New Rochelle sky-watchers.
Potentially affected communities in Westchester include Port Chester, Rye, Mamaroneck, Larchmont, New Rochelle and Pelham.
The latest information to help you prepare for the storm in Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties.
Joaquin, rapidly intensifying in the Atlantic, could arrive in the Metro-NYC area by late this weekend or early next week.
An evening of reflection and celebration of the historic Encyclical of Pope Francis, "Laudato Si: On the Care of Our Common Home."
We’re facing heavy rains and flooding concerns for days in advance of the newly formed hurricane, which continues to move north.
Humpback whales are bringing excitement to Long Island Sound waters again, and no one is complaining.
A soaking rain the next two days, and some flooding concerns, then eyes quickly turn to a tropical system on Friday.
Westchester is currently experiencing “moderate drought” and “abnormally dry” conditions. The expected rain will help change that.
Winter could hit Westchester County hard this year. Instead of hurricanes and snowstorms, nor’easters could dominate the forecast.