NYC fireworks canceled for New Year's Eve following historic drought
New York City skies will be a little less bright this New Year’s Eve. An historic drought and record brush fire period in November led the city to pull all fireworks permits for New Year’s Eve. That means the annual tradition of sending off fireworks over Central Park and Prospect Park will be on hold until 2025.
A watch is the first of three levels of New York City drought advisories, followed by warning, and emergency. It’s declared when a drought is first developing. Other water-saving tips ...
In response to a historic lack of rainfall, New York City Mayor Eric Adams and the Department of Environmental ...
After a historically warm and dry start to fall, New York City is now under a drought watch—a first for the city in more than 20 years. The reservoirs that supply water for New York ...
New York City experienced a drought that lasted for over a year, from 2001 to 2003. A drought watch was declared on Dec. 23, 2001, when the city’s water reservoirs were 44.4% full. The ...
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