STORM WATCH: Nor'easter to bring soaking rain, gusty winds followed by much colder temperatures to the Bronx
The rain could be heavy at times later Thursday into Friday with totals of 1-2 inches.
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FORECAST
Clouds will increase tonight as our next weather system approaches, with a chance of showers developing overnight.
Rainfall totals across the Bronx and surrounding communities are expected to range between 1 and 2 inches, with locally higher amounts possible. Watch for some street flooding with the heavy downpours.
The heaviest rainfall is expected during the afternoon and evening, particularly between 2 and 8 p.m. Periods of moderate to heavy rain could make for a soggy commute and difficult travel conditions.
Winds will also become increasingly gusty, with gusts generally between 20 and 30 mph and a few stronger gusts potentially approaching 35 mph. The combination of steady rainfall and gusty winds will make Thursday the day to watch most closely.
As the storm gradually moves offshore Thursday night into early Friday morning, colder air will filter into the region. While some higher elevations farther north could experience a brief wet snow, the Bronx is expected to see primarily rain from this system. Temperatures will plummet on Friday, falling into the 40s during the day and then falling into the upper 30s at night.
No accumulating snowfall is expected locally. Rain should gradually taper off as the system pulls away, with conditions improving by Friday evening.
