News 12 Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Allan Nosoff says to expect heavy rain and high winds Monday night into Tuesday.

There is a coastal flood advisory for the Bronx and a coastal flood statement for Brooklyn.

MONDAY: Scattered rain showers throughout the day. Not expected to be heavy, but enough to inconvenience travel. Highs near 41. A bit breezy during the day with 15-25 mph gusts.

MONDAY NIGHT - STORM WATCH: Heavy rain after 5 p.m. through 3 a.m. Then a chance for mixing as temps fall to the low- to-mid-30s. Isolated flash flooding and minor-to-moderate coastal flooding likely. Wind gusts pick up to 30-40 mph. Little to no snow accumulation expected.

TUESDAY - STORM WATCH: A messy morning commute with a wintry mix, then scattered snow showers by the afternoon. Temps hover near 35. A general 1-3 inches of slushy snow on colder surfaces is possible, less than that south of Kings Highway in Brooklyn, more in the higher elevations of Riverdale/Wakefield/Norwood. Any precipitation ends by 6 p.m. and turning very cold at night. Feels-like teens by Wednesday morning.

WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny and blustery. Highs near 44. Wind gusts 30-40 mph. Lows down to 35.

THURSDAY - FRIDAY: Sunny and nice! Winds subside and temps rise. Highs into the 50s, to near 60 by Friday. Lows in the low 40s.