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News 12 Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Allan Nosoff says most of Sunday is likely day. After 5 p.m., rain begins moving in from the west. Some downpours, and storms are likely at night.

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Before 10 tomorrow night. And for anyone thinking of heading to midtown and taking that in, in person, you best be bundled up. Yeah, it is going to be brick. So hopefully you guys can bundle up, try to stay warm and you know, this is what you need to wear, stepping out the door tomorrow morning, you know, temperatures are gonna be in the upper twenties to start 40 degrees by the afternoon. But you're still gonna need the heavy coat, the air muffs hat, the Uggs, the tins, you need it all because of those winds. It's still going to be whipping out of the west near 1525 MPH. So this is where the morning is starting and this is where we're going throughout the day. So as you're standing on the platform, just make sure that you bundle up and try to stay warm again. The gloves will do you some good tomorrow evening is where temperatures begin to, you know, still remain very cold, but the winds won't be too much of an issue. Lighter winds out of the west 5 to 15 MPH. Thursday, the pick of the week lots of sunshine to enjoy so chilly with temperatures in the upper forties, but at least for seeing the forties, that's going to be a welcome sight by our Thursday with lighter winds. Now, looking ahead to our Friday, that's where we start to see the chance for some wet weather pushing through Friday afternoon, lingering into evening, catching a break on our Saturday, but can't rule out stray showers still trying to fine tune the timing of this storm. But a bigger storm system, it is gonna give us more steadier rainfall throughout the day on our Sunday and even leading into Monday. And it is gonna take us into an unsettled weather pattern through early next week, which is gonna be the first full week of December temperatures in the fifties. But then we got some wet weather to deal with.

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Downpours late in the day Sunday in New York City

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A nose and see what we have coming our way. I don't know about this rain tomorrow and then the rest of the week, what's it going to look like, Alan? Yes. So we got that rough patch for tomorrow evening. But then afterwards, how about that heat and humidity making a big comeback. But let's talk about the rain first. That's why we're on weather to watch and it's mainly for the second half of the day, the first half of the day, maybe even a few peaks of sunshine. But notice here more rain increasing, especially after 567 o'clock and then the downpours arrive for the late evening hours. So if you have any loved ones, let's say heading home during the evening hours, the earlier the better because there could be some flooding conditions, especially by the late evening hours so much. So we're in a tier two out of four risk of seeing flash flooding. You see that yellow color, slight risk overhead. Our borough so scattered flash flooding is possible, especially in those most vulnerable spots. So you know how the major Deagan underneath the Alexander Hamilton bridge, the Bronx River Parkway. So those major highways could have some flooding out there for Sunday night and into Monday morning again, the under the roads, the small streams and the drains as well. And if you're having any loved ones or have any plans out towards Jersey or the Hudson Valley, they're in a rare tier three risk. So very likely flash flooding there. Let's take a look at the future cat which starts off again, mainly cloudy and dry for the first half of the day. On Sunday, even three o'clock expecting not much in the way of rain. We will probably get up to a high of 82 degrees by the afternoon. It's a very humid, 82 very soupy atmosphere that's going to squeeze out that moisture by Sunday night. And on Monday morning again, look at that signature for some torrential downpours overnight. Should get out of the way by the Monday morning commute, but there could be some lingering flooding. So anticipate a little more travel time for that Monday morning commute, maybe a lingering shower into Monday afternoon, but then we're done with the rain by Monday evening and this soupy air mass continues all week next week. So much so about these feels like temperatures. They will get back into the nineties as we head into Wednesday and Thursday and maybe even into Friday.

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