Dave Curren

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Jan 31, 2024, 5:57 AM

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High rip current risk but a decent beach day on Thursday for Brooklyn

02:00

Heavy rain, flash flood warnings once again threaten livelihoods of Bushwick businesses owners

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Severe thunderstorms flood streets, businesses across New York City

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Dangerous heat and rip current warnings issued as temps climb in New York City

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Heavy rainfall floods basements in Coney Island

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The National Weather Service has a coastal flood advisory for Ocean County through the next few high tide cycles. There will be no significant flooding - it will be more of a nuisance.

Clouds continue to stick to our skies like white on rice. Wednesday was the ninth straight day of overcast skies and dreary weather.

TONIGHT: Mainly cloudy, not as chilly but still cool. Lows around 32.

MORE: News 12 New Jersey Weather Center

THURSDAY: Mostly cloudy skies - again. There are hints of sun - brief hints of sunshine. Highs around 49 degrees. This is warm for the start of February. Forty-one degrees is the average.

THURSDAY NIGHT: Scattered showers. Milder temperatures around 38 degrees.

FRIDAY: Early overcast. The question in the day is when will we start to clear out? Once we do, it stays clear for days.

WEEKEND: Saturday and Sunday will see wall-to-wall sunshine. Highs in the 40s and lows in the upper-20s.