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WEATHER ALERT: ⚠️- Flood Watch and Travel Advisory for all of NYC ⚠️ - Storms and intense rainfall Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday ⚠️ - Avoid travel if you can ⚠️ - Scattered flash flooding likely Sign up for NYCEM - Notify NYC alerts at nyc.gov/notify!

HEAVY RAIN IS ON THE WAY! If you can, remove any debris from storm drains now. You can also report flooded or clogged street grates by calling 311 before or during a storm.

Growing up, I learned to be generous toward my neighbors, compromise without compromising my values, and to work for the common good. Kamala Harris and I both believe in that common good – in that fundamental promise of America. We’re ready to fight for it. And like she says:

NYC remains under a Travel Advisory today. Call 311 if you come across any fallen trees or branches, and call 911 if it rises to a life safety issue.

New Yorkers, our teams have been monitoring potential coastal flooding happening this week through the weekend. Coastal Flood Watches are already in place for areas of Queens and the Bronx, and Coastal Flood Advisories are in effect for Brooklyn. Here's what you should know:

Today, we remember the 12th anniversary of Hurricane Sandy. Let us honor those we lost, the hardships endured, and the strength of our communities that brought us together to rebuild.

Today, on the 12th anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, we remember the lives lost and keep our promise to protect our city from future storms with resilient infrastructure. Learn about the many projects we're working on right now: ny1.com/nyc/all-boroug…

In the 12 years since #HurricaneSandy made landfall in NYC, extreme weather due to climate change has become increasingly common. That's why we've taken measures to fortify coastal infrastructure & invest in protecting the 520 miles of coastline surrounding our city.

As the Police Commissioner, my responsibility is to ensure that the women and men of the NYPD have the tools, resources, and, most importantly, the support they need to continue reducing crime. Together, we will work tirelessly to ensure that every New Yorker is safe, feels

Commissioner Jessica Tisch has a proven track record, one that's been on full display for all New Yorkers as she's led our "Trash Revolution." Now, as Jessica S. Tisch, she's bringing that same #GetStuffDone spirit to the NYPD to double-down on our public safety efforts:

This past year, we doubled down on ‘Getting Stuff Done’ for working-class New Yorkers, and I'm proud that our city’s residents are seeing the results! Join us LIVE from City Hall to hear about how we delivered for you — every day, everywhere: x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Yesterday was one of the darkest days in memory for the Department, as we experienced the tragedy of two separate line-of-duty deaths.   We mourn the loss of Sanitation Worker Nelvern Samuel, who died from a medical issue while at work at Queens Garage 4. He joined DSNY as a

Today marks Adolfo Carrión, Jr's final event as Commissioner before he transitions to Deputy Mayor. His dedication to creating affordable homes has helped countless NYers in need. Under his leadership, we’ve seen significant strides, including the opening of the Woodhull II Residence

NYC-based artists! Apply for NYC Cultural Affairs’s Public Artists in Residence program (#PAIRnyc) to creatively work alongside NYC Mayor's Office of Housing Recovery, @mayorspeu, or NYC Department of Small Business Services. Deadline: June 30, 2025 APPLY: nyc.gov/pair

📢 Artists: there is less than one week to apply for the 2025-26 cycle of NYC Cultural Affairs’s Public Artists in Residence (#PAIRnyc) program! The PAIR program embeds socially engaged artists in City agencies. Visit nyc.gov/PAIR to apply by Monday, June 25.

📢 Artists: the deadline is HERE! Submit your applications for the 2025-26 cycle of NYC Cultural Affairs’s Public Artists in Residence (#PAIRnyc) program today by 11:59pm‼️ NYC Mayor's Office of Housing Recovery, NYC Mayor's Public Engagement Unit, and NYC Department of Small Business Services are each seeking an artist. Learn more: nyc.gov/pair

A Flood Watch is in effect, especially for low-lying/poor drainage areas until midnight. We have activated the City’s Flash Flood Emergency Plan. Showers and thunderstorms are expected Monday afternoon through midnight, with the main hazard being heavy downpours and localized

NWS has issued a Flood Watch for the NYC Metro Area from 2:00pm today through 12:00am tonight. Rainfall rates of 2”+ per hour are possible in thunderstorms and flash flooding could occur. Stay tuned for further updates through tonight.

.NYC Water Help Prevent Street Flooding: Clear leaves & debris from catch basins near your home if it is safe to do so. Be sure to wear gloves & watch for traffic. Report clogged catch basins: call 311 or visit on.nyc.gov/38t3h4r.

NYC is under a Flood Watch starting at 2PM. Heavy rain is expected, which may cause travel delays and flooding. Exercise caution while traveling. Stay informed about weather updates by visiting nyc.gov/notify