Allan Nosoff

Jul 24, 2024 | newjersey.news12.com | Allan Nosoff

It is no secret that this summer has been a hot one so far. Yet the first thing many New Yorkers bring up is the humidity. Even cooler weather still feels like "air you can wear" because of the high humidity. That makes it feel uncomfortable and "soupy" from the moment people step out the door. These stretches of high humidity have been impacting people's day-to-day lives, particularly health-wise.

Jul 17, 2024 | bronx.news12.com | Allan Nosoff

2024 has brought a years' worth of 90-degree heat to NYC•Jul 17, 2024, 11:29 PM•Updated 50 min agoMany have been wondering if this summer has been much hotter than previous ones. It has been unusually hot, but just how hot has it been? It has been so hot that New York City has already seen as many 90-degree days as it typically does in an entire year. There have been 15 days so far recorded at Central Park, where the high temperature hit at least 90 degrees.

Jul 2, 2024 | newjersey.news12.com | Allan Nosoff

Out-of-this-world display of storm clouds spotted across tri-state on Sunday•Jul 2, 2024, 10:49 PM•Updated 18 min agoMany in the tri-state area witnessed a rare display of mammatus clouds after the severe storms that drenched the region Sunday. And these clouds came just in time to create one of the more dramatic skies in recent memory. What are mammatus clouds? And what makes them so rare? First, there needs to be a brief science lesson on clouds themselves.

Jun 11, 2024 | newjersey.news12.com | Allan Nosoff

What’s a heat dome? Here’s what to expect when it arrives next week•Jun 11, 2024, 11:48 PM•Updated this minuteGet ready for the hottest weather of 2024 so far, and it could be dangerously hot for several days. This is all thanks to a “heat dome” that is expected to arrive and stall across our area next week. While some may have already heard the term, what actually is it? A heat dome is a high-pressure system that slows down and traps heat over a large area during the summer.

May 28, 2024 | bronx.news12.com | Valerie Ryan |Allan Nosoff

Will smoky skies return to NYC? Here's what you need to know. , and •May 28, 2024, 10:45 AM•Updated 40 min agoNews 12 Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Allan Nosoff says the city is at the same risk as last year for smoky, dangerous air conditions. Nosoff says the effects of poor air quality can affect all people - not only vulnerable groups, such as the elderly, children and people who are immunocompromised.