Flash flood warnings and watches have started popping up across our area as powerful storms and downpours impact our area. Those included parts of Putnam County, Westrchester County and parts of Northern New Jersey.
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A flood watch has been issued for much of the Tri-State Area on Monday. It took effect at 2 p.m. and lasts until at least midnight.
It’s a First Alert Weather Day, as we track downpours, thunderstorms and the enhanced risk of flash flooding across portions of New Jersey.
NYC weather forecast today
CBS News New York
The day got off to a quiet start, but after lunch, thunderstorms will develop well north and west and gradually work toward the city for the evening commute.
These storms will be capable of producing damaging winds, but more concerning, isolated to scattered instances of flash flooding.
CBS News New York
In fact, we could see rainfall rates of up to 3 inches per hour with isolated rainfall totals of 3 to 5+ inches.
Ongoing flooding and/or residual flooding is likely this evening, with the thunderstorms gradually winding down overnight.
NYC weather this week
CBS News New York
Thankfully, your day tomorrow will be far less active, but an isolated downpour or two can’t be ruled out.
The remainder of the week will feature hot and humid conditions with showers and thunderstorms still in the forecast.
Live radar around Tri-State Area
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