Northeast braces for potential flooding as multiple rounds of storms move through
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By Meteorologists Mary Gilbert, Chris Dolce, CNN (CNN) — Rounds of storms are raising the risk of flash flooding in already-soaked parts of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic on Thursday. Flash flooding has been a recurring presence in these regions over the summer: Storms with torrential rain flooded r…
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Northeast braces for potential flooding as multiple rounds of storms move through
In what has proved to be a blockbuster storm season in the tri-state area, yet another round of severe weather is set to slice through the region Thursday afternoon and evening. Atmospheric moisture will spike on Thursday ahead of a cold front.
NEW YORK (PIX11) -- A period of heavy rainfall is possible for Thursday and Thursday night, according to the National Weather Service. A low-pressure system and cold front will move through the area, which may cause local flooding, especially over poor drainage areas.
NEW YORK (PIX11) — Heavy rain is on the way to the tri-state region on Thursday as a storm system approaches. Flood watches have been issued for NYC and most of the region starting Thursday afternoon and continuing into the evening.
Get ready for another round of strong summer storms that threaten to bring inches of rain, potentially damaging wind, hail — even the chance for a tornado or two can’t be ruled out Thursday. A flood watch goes into effect at noon for portions of the tri-state and remains in place through the night.
In what has proved to be a blockbuster storm season in the tri-state area, yet another round of severe weather is set to slice through the region Thursday afternoon and evening. Atmospheric moisture will spike on Thursday ahead of a cold front.
What to Know Atmospheric moisture spikes today ahead of a cold front. Showers may develop as early as the morning, but strong to severe storms are expected to hold off until later in the afternoon. Heavy downpours with rainfall rates topping 2 inches per hour could trigger flash flooding.
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) -- A cold front will move into the region from the west, bringing the potential for flooding rains and severe thunderstorms. A flood watch is in effect from 12:00 p.m. Thursday through Thursday night for portions of the tri-state area.
The Philadelphia area is bracing for a round of late-day storms that could bring heavy downpours leading to flooding in some areas. When will storms start? Forecasters expect increasing clouds through the afternoon, leading to a round of scattered showers and thunderstorms.
What to Know A First Alert is in effect for the threat of strong storms from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. for areas along and northwest of the Interstate 95 corridor on Thursday, Aug. 27. Severe storms can produce damaging wind, isolated tornadoes, and heavy rainfall with many neighborhoods seeing one to two …
Severe storms could bring damaging winds, flash flooding and isolated tornadoes to Philadelphia/New Jersey, New York City and Washington, D.C. area Thursday.
Severe thunderstorms could bring damaging winds, flash flooding and a limited tornado threat to the Philadelphia area, New York City and the DMV on Thursday.
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) -- Another summer storm is expected to bring heavy rain and potential flash flooding to parts of New York and New Jersey on Tuesday. The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for the tri-state that will be in effect from 12 p.m. through 11 p.m. on Tuesday.
By Meteorologists Mary Gilbert, Chris Dolce, CNN (CNN) — Rounds of storms are raising the risk of flash flooding in already-soaked parts of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic on Thursday. Flash flooding has been a recurring presence in these regions over the summer: Storms with torrential rain flooded r…
In addition to the thunderstorm watch, 18 counties in New Jersey are under a flood watch because of the threat of flash flooding from Thursday's storms.
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