Tri-State Area Flood Watch: Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms Expected
CBS New YorkAugust 5, 20252 min9,245 views
8 connections·12 entities in this video→Weather Outlook: Rain and Cooler Temperatures
- 🌧️ Temperatures are decreasing while rain chances increase, with a loss of morning sun as clouds build.
- 🥶 Cooler air is expected, with morning temperatures likely in the 60s and 50s by Saturday.
Storm Timing and Intensity
- ⚡ Heavy thunderstorms are anticipated, with the severe risk isolated mainly south of the city.
- ⚠️ The top concern is flooding due to a slow-moving system bringing intense rainfall.
- ⏰ Showers may begin as early as 11 AM for areas north of New York City, shifting south around 3-4 PM, potentially causing a messy evening commute.
Rainfall Accumulation and Flood Risk
- 📊 1 to 3 inches of rain are common, but some areas could receive 3 to 5 inches if under slow-moving, intense storm cells.
- 🚇 A reminder of past events where New York City's subway system flooded due to heavy rainfall in a short period.
- 🚗 Drivers are urged to be careful and avoid driving through flooded roads.
Weekend Weather Improvement
- ☀️ Tomorrow will see lingering wet weather, but conditions improve in the afternoon with cooler air and lower humidity.
- ✅ The weekend is expected to bring comfortable and enjoyable weather, ideal for outdoor activities.
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