Severe Storms Could Again Batter the NYC Area Tuesday With Flash Flooding, 60 Mph Wind and Isolated Tornado Risk
Forecasters say the tri-state faces another round of strong storms, though faster movement may limit rainfall totals.
Forecasters say the tri-state faces another round of strong storms, though faster movement may limit rainfall totals.
Humidity drops and sunshine returns, bringing a quieter stretch after recent unsettled conditions.
Forecasters warned that another round of heavy rain could hit during rush hour after weekend storms already swamped parts of Queens.
Smoke from Canada and Minnesota is driving an Air Quality Alert through Thursday, with heat index values near the mid-90s in some spots.
A flood watch covers the NYC metro through early Wednesday as heavy downpours, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes remain possible.
The National Weather Service said both twisters caused tree and utility damage, but no injuries or deaths were reported.
Forecasters say the tri-state could see multiple rounds of storms, with the greatest flood risk in Central and South Jersey.
A next weather alert covers the Boston area as forecasters track multiple rounds of rain and storms, with the Red Sox game at Fenway potentially affected.
Heavy rain brought localized flooding Tuesday, but weather alerts have since expired and only isolated showers remain possible.
Officials say the worst damage was downed trees and branches, with a fifth of the week expected to stay below normal temperatures.