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National Weather Service

Three-day weather forecast today is as good as one-day forecast ten years ago.

Here’s Why Predicting the Weather Is Still So Difficult

Technology has come a long way, but, after all, it's telling the future.
By Sissi Cao
A group of women cross the street in the wind and snow.

Rare Thundersnow Hits Parts of New York City

New Yorkers better get home as soon as possible or face a combination of snow, lightning and thunder.
By Madina Toure
zika

Afternoon Bulletin: New Type of Zika Transmission Found, K2 Crackdown and More

A case of female-to-male sexual transmission of the Zika virus was identified in New York City (a first).
By Josh Keefe
The beach offers the perfect escape from this week's heatwave.

Afternoon Bulletin: Heat Wave Sizzles On, Vigil Held on Atlantic Avenue

By Anna Staropoli
Karen Hinton

Afternoon Bulletin: Mayor’s Press Secretary Resigns, New Luxe Pad Tops One57 in Price

By Zoë Miller
Happy birthday to the IBM PC, which may seem clunky now but was a smash in its day. (Photo: Google Commons)

IBM’s First Personal Computer Was Released 34 Years Ago Today

By John Bonazzo
Louis Uccellini held a press conference to explain how the NWS could do better. (Photo: Mark Wilson/Getty)

Head of National Weather Service on Agency’s ‘Historic’ Screw Up

By Allen Salkin
(Getty/Andrew Burton)

Cuomo’s Climate Control

By The Editors
The internet is full of lies.

The National Weather Service Wants You to Stop Spreading Rumors About 30 Inches of Snow

By Vinnie Mancuso

Hurricane Earl Edges Uncomfortably Close to the East Coast

By Steve Huff
It will be something like this, only with fewer palm trees. (Courtesy Art Miami)

Jolly Forecasters Face a Media Storm

By Terry Golway
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