Another coastal storm will impact the area starting tonight, with periods of rain and gusty winds expected to continue through Saturday. While not as strong as the last coastal storm, this storm will still pack a bit of a punch. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for the NYC Metro and Long Island through Saturday.
While the sun is shining and a beautiful fall day is anticipated today, an active and unsettled weather pattern is expected to continue later this week. Another coastal storm will develop, this one much weaker and more progressive than the last. Still, periods of rain are anticipated from late Friday into Saturday and onshore flow will result in blustery winds and some flooding near the area shores.
Hello NYC! We made it through another anomalous rainstorm. Conditions are finally clearing out a bit this afternoon, which has finally given us a chance to answer your questions. Welcome to the third edition of our weather mailbag! You hit us with some great questions, once again. We did our best to answer them all, but if we didn’t answer them here we promise they’ll be in next weeks mailbag!
A strong low pressure system will develop off the Mid-Atlantic coast from tonight into Tuesday morning. Periods of heavy rain and flooding are likely in the NYC Metro, with rainfall totals of 2-4″ expected. Travel delays and difficulties are likely. While a notable storm will occur, we do not expect the impacts from this system to be similar to those experienced from Tropical Storm Ida in September.
Although we will be dry for the rest of the daytime hours today, conditions will deteriorate as the night progresses, with much of the area likely seeing multiple periods of heavy rain and flash flooding. While there are still a few tricky intricacies to the forecast, confidence is increasing that the majority of the area will see over 2″ of rain — with localized rainfall totals over 5″ — from tonight through Tuesday evening. This article will detail what we can expect in terms of timing and impacts during each phase of this storm.
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