Saturday ushers in more clouds and higher humidity, with a few showers favoring areas west of NYC for the most part. Showers and storms become more likely overnight into Sunday, then again for Sunday evening. These storms may be on the heavier side ...

Some New York City beaches will close over the weekend due to Hurricane Ernesto making waters uneasy, the NYC Parks Department announced Friday night. The National Weather Service predicts life-threatening rip currents and swells (waves) that may reach up to 6 feet.

As Hurricane Ernesto's path heads toward Bermuda, the storm is also expected to bring high rip current risks to New York and New Jersey beaches this weekend.

Ernesto is delivering a blow to Bermuda and is ramping up coastal danger for much of the United States’ Eastern Seaboard after it thrashed Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power.

Hurricane Ernesto likely will create dangerous conditions along the length of the North Carolina coast on Friday, bringing big waves and strong rip currents as the storm moves through the Atlantic hundreds of miles offshore,

If you’re at an ocean beach this weekend, watch out for the rip currents. As Hurricane Ernesto passes far offshore, the powerful storm will bring rough surf and strong rip currents to south-facing ocean beaches this weekend.

It's the calm before the storm at Jones Beach, where waters are expected to pick up greatly and eventually reach its peak over the weekend.

As Hurricane Ernesto churns off the East Coast in the Atlantic Ocean, lifeguards and officials in Nassau County are sounding the alarm for swimmers amid rip current risks.It's the calm before the storm at Jones Beach,