STORM WATCH: Bronx faces more wet weather overnight and Friday
Periods of rain are likely overnight before transitioning to a chillier day on Friday with more rain.
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Brooklyn Information
FORECAST
Rain will become intermittent overnight with pockets of heavier downpours. More rain is likely for the morning commute on Friday.
Total rainfall amounts between 1 and 2 inches remain likely, with isolated higher totals possible where heavier rain bands linger.
Flooding concerns remain limited despite periods of heavy rainfall. However, motorists should prepare for reduced visibility, ponding on roads and slower travel during heavier downpours.
The Bronx is expected to remain primarily rainy throughout the event. While a stray snowflake cannot be completely ruled out on Friday, no wintry accumulation is anticipated.
Rain should gradually taper off Friday night as the storm moves offshore. Gusty winds of 25 to 30 mph will remain behind the departing system before the coldest air of the season arrives this weekend.
Highs this weekend will stay mainly in the 40s, while overnight temperatures approach freezing under breezy conditions. Slow improvement continues into next week.
