NEW YORK CITY – As spring ushers in, New Yorkers are advised to brace themselves for potentially severe weather conditions this weekend, as forecasted by TLNAWeather Meteorologist Mike Woods. Heavy rain is expected to sweep through the Tri-State area, accompanied by the looming threat of flooding along the coast.
Timeline
Friday
- Day: Sunny with a high near 45.
- Night: Chance of rain and snow before 2 a.m., transitioning to rain. Temperature around 44. Chance of precipitation: 60%.
Saturday
- Day: Rain likely, high near 50. Chance of precipitation: 90%.
- Night: Rain likely before 8 p.m., mostly cloudy with a low around 39. Chance of precipitation: 60%.
Totals
A widespread 1-3 inches of rain is expected, with locally higher totals of 3-5 inches possible along the coastline of southern New Jersey.
Flooding
The heavy rainfall poses a significant risk of flooding along the I-95 corridor, particularly in New Jersey, with NOAA’s Weather Prediction Center highlighting portions of the state at a Level 2 out of 4 risk of flash flooding on Saturday.
Snow
While primarily a rain event, parts of upstate New York, north of the Interstate 90 corridor, may experience plowable snow. Details on snowfall remain to be determined.
Prepare for Severe Weather
As New York City gears up for the first weekend of spring, residents are advised to stay informed about evolving weather conditions and take necessary precautions to mitigate any potential risks associated with heavy rain, flooding, and possible snowfall. Stay tuned to TLNAWeather updates for the latest information and safety recommendations.
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