The National Weather Service says we could see severe thunderstorms later. Here’s your forecast update and a look at your 10-day.
Feeling a bit gloomy out there, huh? Well, get ready to be stuck with it on Tuesday. After a pretty wet night, we’ll wake up to a break in the rainy weather. But don’t get too comfortable, because we’re expecting some strong to severe thunderstorms to pop up later in the day, just in time for your evening commute.
Right now, the chances of widespread severe weather are looking pretty low. The biggest threats seem to be damaging wind and hail, and it looks like they’ll be making an appearance sometime between the afternoon and early evening.
Parts of central and northern New Jersey, as well as the Catskills and Hudson Valley, might see some isolated severe thunderstorms on Tuesday afternoon. Over in Ulster and Dutchess counties in New York, as well as parts of northern Connecticut, keep an eye out for potential flooding until early evening.
If you want to stay updated on any severe weather alerts in your area, make sure to check the latest info here. And speaking of potential hazards, let’s take a closer look at what this storm could bring.
Now, let’s take a peek at the 10-day forecast for NYC. Things are looking pretty decent, so that’s some good news to hold onto.
Don’t forget to track the approaching rain using our interactive radar below. And hey, maybe grab an umbrella just in case. You never know when you might need it.
