Rain tapers off, wind and cooler temps take its place
Wet weather drenched the borough early Saturday, and while now the rain has stopped, cooler temperatures have moved in.
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Dec 5, 2020, 6:59 PM
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2h agoWet weather drenched the borough early Saturday, and while now the rain has stopped, cooler temperatures have moved in.
News 12's Alexa Farrell was in Thunderbolt 12 and says the flooding seen on the Mosholu Parkway when it was raining has now abated.
Earlier, cars had trouble traveling through large puddles on the parkway.
Wind has also picked up in the area, making temperatures feel even cooler.
