NEW YORK - A storm could dampen early Halloween festivities and soak trick-or-treaters in New York City. A coastal storm that has been traveling up the Eastern Seaboard is still in the forecast.

A pre-Halloween storm fueled by Hurricane Melissa’s offshore track and a developing non-tropical system is set to bring gusty winds, rounds of rain, and potential travel disruptions to the Northeast ...

On this day (October 31) in 1991, trick-or-treating was interrupted by a Halloween blizzard and ice storm. A rapidly intensifying low-pressure system moved through the Midwest bringing with it loads ...

Up to 2 inches of rain are predicted in Hoboken this week. See when tides will be high and use our links to track the storm.

Hampton roads has seen its fair share of spooky weather, but one Halloween storm still stands out decades later.

A storm Thursday into Halloween could bring both tricks and treats, with Hurricane Melissa possibly having an indirect impact ...

Isolated severe thunderstorms are possible as a strong system moves through New Jersey on Thursday. Power outages are possible.

Both Tuesday and Wednesday should bring temperatures slightly below normal for late October, with highs in the low 50s during the day. On Thursday, most parts of the state can expect between 1 and 3 ...

The nor'easter that was expected to hit the Jersey Shore has moved out to sea, but more rain could still be coming our way.