What to Know
- Sunday may feel more like October than early September, as wet, cooler weather moves through the tri-state area
- The five boroughs, Westchester and Fairfield counties will likely see some light rain throughout the day
- Storm Team 4’s Raphael Miranda recommends you bring a jacket and umbrella with you if you’re leaving home
Sunday may feel more like October than early September as wet, cooler weather moves through the tri-state area.
The five boroughs, Westchester and Fairfield counties will likely see some light rain throughout the day. Storm Team 4’s Raphael Miranda recommends you bring a jacket and umbrella with you if you’re leaving home.
A coastal flood warning was issued for 8 p.m. until midnight for southern Queens and southern Nassau County.
Heavy rain could be on the horizon Sunday evening into Monday, according to Storm Team 4. It will likely be a damp, breezy, chilly day, with a high of 66 and a low of 60 this evening.
Monday is expected to be cloudy and mild, with morning rain that will lead to isolated showers and a possible afternoon storm, Storm Team 4 says.
Any rain tonight will be caused by remnants of Tropical Storm Gordon, Miranda says.
Tropical Storm Florence, meanwhile, strengthened into a hurricane Sunday on its path toward the U.S. East Coast.
