Andrew Cruz

1 week ago | pix11.com | Andrew Cruz

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Things continue to heat up across the Tri-State Region. Along with the warm temperatures, poor air quality will be an issue once again on Thursday. High levels of ozone are expected, causing the State Department of Environmental Conservation to reissue an Air Quality Alert for the city. Those with respiratory issues should limit their time outdoors, especially during the latter part of the day. Skies will be generally clear for Wednesday night.

1 week ago | pix11.com | Andrew Cruz |Chris Cimino

NEW YORK (PIX11) — The heat is on. An area of high pressure has settled over the southeast, bringing warmer temperatures for the next couple of days. Along with the warmth, higher levels of ozone are expected, causing an Air Quality Alert to be issued for Wednesday. The alert is not issued due to the smoke from the wildfires could contain particulates that could be harmful. It will be a comfortable Tuesday night.

1 week ago | pix11.com | Chris Cimino |Andrew Cruz

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Summer does not officially begin until the middle of June, but the first couple of days this week are going to feel more like it. A dome of high pressure will bring southwesterly winds for the next couple of days and bring in the warmth. Some parts of the region could easily reach 90 degrees by Thursday of this week before the temperatures back down during the weekend. Skies will remain generally clear for Monday night.

2 weeks ago | pix11.com | Andrew Cruz

NEW YORK (PIX11) — An area of low pressure moving through the Mid-Atlantic brings the threat of severe weather across the Tri-State Region. A Tornado Watch has been issued until Midnight Friday night across Southern and Central New Jersey as the thunderstorms may feature rotation and spin out a brief tornado. Along with the tornado threat in New Jersey, heavy downpours are probable for the rest of the region and could lead to flooding on area roadways.

2 weeks ago | pix11.com | Andrew Cruz

NEW YORK (PIX11) — While Thursday was a damp start, much of the day was spent under overcast skies and temperatures in the 60s. Late in the day, the sun was able to break through the clouds, bringing the possibility of viewing Manhattanhenge before sunset. Thursday night looks to feature partly to mostly cloudy skies. There will be a chance to view Manhattanhenge at around 8:12 p.m. Later in the evening, clouds will return, and some patchy fog may develop overnight.