Weather Forecast

FOX 5 NY's Mike Woods has the details.

A powerful heat wave continues to grip the eastern half of the country, bringing triple-digit temperatures to the region. An Extreme Heat Warning has been extended until Saturday night.

An extreme heat warning remains in effect for the New York City area, with highs expected to reach the upper 90s and low 100s. FOX 5’s Mike Woods says the heat index could make it feel closer to 110, with air quality alerts also in effect because of high ozone levels. The heat wave could last four to five days, with record highs possible today and tomorrow. Storms may develop late Saturday afternoon into the early evening, which could affect July 4th plans, beach trips, barbecues and fireworks.

An extreme heat warning is in effect for the New York City area until 9 p.m. Saturday, with afternoon heat index values expected to feel like 105 to 115 degrees. FOX 5’s Mike Woods says the dangerous heat comes as an air quality alert is also in effect because of high ozone levels. Temperatures could reach 101 degrees today, which would set a record high for the date. Even 100 degrees would tie the daily record.

Heat and humidity takes over the forecast in New York City for the next few days with temperatures reaching more than 100 degrees.

The heatwave arrives right as NY/NY Stadium prepares to host a massive FIFA World Cup Round of 32 knockout match today at MetLife Stadium.

Fox Weather’s Ian Oliver joins Lisa Evers to break down the massive "heat dome" headed for the New York area and much of the United States this Fourth of July weekend.

Some dangerous heat its on the horizon, expected to hit just in time for the Fourth of July weekend.

An extreme heat watch has been issued for the area starting Wednesday and lasting through Friday, with forecasts predicting a return to triple-digit heat. High humidity levels are expected to push real-feel temperatures to a dangerous 106 to 107 degrees. Residents are being urged to prepare by checking their air conditioning units ahead of the mid-week surge.

Mainly dry Sunday with temperatures in the low 80s ahead of much hotter days later this week.

The rain will clear out, and Sunday will be clearer, but still humid. Temperatures will continue to go up through the week, potentially bringing a heat wave.

FOX 5 has a look at the weekend forecast, with very humid conditions, clouds and some rain expected today. Highs will reach around 78 degrees before another humid and cloudy night, with temperatures dropping to 67. Tomorrow, clouds are expected to give way to some sunshine by the afternoon.

FOX 5 NY's Mike Woods has the details.

Mostly sunny during the say with seasonal temperatures in the low 80s as showers move in overnight.

FOX 5 has a look at the New York City forecast, with sunshine, dry air and above-normal temperatures expected Wednesday. High pressure will keep conditions clear and comfortable, with highs around 85 degrees. The sunshine continues into Thursday before clouds and shower chances increase late Thursday night into Friday.

Possible showers Tuesday morning with high humidity and temperatures reaching 75 degrees.

A severe storm system brings heavy downpours and lightning to Manhattan and Brooklyn Monday night, keeping a regional flood watch in effect until 6 a.m. Tuesday. Tuesday brings high humidity, mid-70s and a threat of nasty afternoon thunderstorms with damaging winds. The system clears out by Wednesday, giving way to sunny skies and beautiful mid-80s through Thursday.

Severe weather has triggered thunderstorm warnings for parts of New Jersey, bringing small hail, lightning and damaging winds. Heavy rain and cooler temperatures will persist across the tristate area through tomorrow afternoon before clearing up on Wednesday.

Fans heading to New York/New Jersey Stadium on Monday night need to keep one eye on the sky, because incoming storms could play a role in the highly anticipated match.