[4:32pm]: The intensity of the storms has come down a bit over the last 30 minutes as they move across Southern CT and western Long Island.

Flooding Condition: Eastbound traffic delays on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway at Cadman Plaza West in Brooklyn. Consider alternate routes and allow for additional travel time. Multilingual & ASL Link: on.nyc.gov/2hjFYBK.

5:15 PM Update: The Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been lifted. Showers and a few thunderstorms are trailing just south of NYC and beginning to move into the city. Brooklyn and Queens are already seeing rain, with Manhattan, the Bronx, and Staten Island likely to see showers

5:40 PM Update: Much of the rain to the west has weakened and is no longer expected to trail over Manhattan. A few light showers will move through Brooklyn and Queens over the next 20–30 minutes before a break in the rain is possible. Most rain may remain just south of NYC until

.NWS New York NY Flood Advisory for Brooklyn & Queens: Until 2:15 AM. 0.5 to 1.25in. of rain expected to cause flooding of low-lying & poor drainage areas. weather.gov/okx/. Multilingual & ASL Link: on.nyc.gov/2gZuG4v

NYC has SIX hurricane evacuation zones. Do you #KnowYourZone? Knowing your zone is easy, and it can determine what actions you should take should a hurricane come to NYC. Look it up today ➡️ nyc.gov/knowyourzone

September is #PreparednessMonth. To be prepared for emergencies, all New Yorkers should have a Go Bag. Here's what you should pack in yours: on.nyc.gov/readyguides ⬇️ NYC Emergency Management

A big shoutout and thanks to the incredible team at NYC Emergency Management for their pivotal role in the coordination of city, state, federal, and private sector partners to keep the 2025 US Open safe for everyone. 🎾 This effort began long before the tournament’s first serve and

That’s a wrap for the US Open 2025! 🎾 NYC Emergency Management was on the ground supporting operations throughout the tournament. Our Field Support Unit, including members from the Emergency Support Center and MIS, helped keep the interagency command post running smoothly with

Flooding moves fast. You should too. ✅ Make a Plan. ✅ Gather Supplies. ✅ Stay Informed. Be #FloodSmart NYC. Ready to Act. Ready to Move. Ready to Go. Sign up for NYCEM - Notify NYC at nyc.gov/NotifyNYC. For more info: nyc.gov/floodprep

AmeriCorps is back in New York City, bigger than ever.   NYC Service secured federal and City support to not only continue Civic Corps but expand it. Starting this October:   💼 100+ New Yorkers will begin paid, full-time service at City agencies and nonprofits 🏙️ 6x more

From flooding to hurricanes, preparedness saves lives. Thank you to the faith leaders, city partners, and community members who joined us in Far Rockaway for today’s preparedness seminar with Mayor Eric Adams. Together, we’re building resilience from the ground up.

Join us this Saturday, September 13, from 2–6 PMfor a fun and informative Emergency Preparedness event brought to you by Notify NYC! 📚 Pick up free resources 🧠 Learn how to keep your family safe and ready 🎉 Family-friendly and FREE

‼️DEP is on the scene of a water main break in Manhattan at Nagle Ave and Dyckman St. Crews are working to shut the water to stop the leak so repairs can begin. Updates to follow.

DEP deployed temporary flood barriers to help control  flow of water and allow pedestrians to pass.

Our crews are on the scene 🚧 instagram.com/reel/DOdj-KZjh…

Today we honor the memory of September 11, 2001, and the 2,977 lives lost in the attacks. We also remember the countless first responders, survivors, and neighbors who have since passed from 9/11-related illnesses. Their courage and sacrifice continue to guide our mission. That

The future of Emergency Management has arrived! This week, 12 outstanding graduate students embarked on the 2025-26 John D. Solomon Fellowship for Public Service. NYC Emergency Management continues to honor a legacy while building a resilient future. Meet more about our

This evening, NYC Emergency Management Commissioner Zach Iscol joined the FDNY at 10 House, the firehouse across from the World Trade Center that was the first to respond on September 11, 2001. Each year, the FDNY gathers here at sunset for a remembrance ceremony, standing