The record-breaking New York City heat wave that has contributed to three days of large-scale power outages is nearing its end as a storm approaches, bringing down the temperature which has hovered around daily peaks of 100 since Monday.

With Tuesday's extreme heat straining power systems and causing problems around the Tri-State Area, all of New York City is being asked to conserve power. Gov. Kathy Hochul released the following statement: "Since the beginning of this week's extreme heat,

Thousands of New York City residents are without power for a second day in a row amid extreme heat, according to Con Edison’s outage map. In Queens, more than 2,300 people don’t have power. The neighborhoods that didn’t have electricity include Glen Oaks,