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Bronx

BX | Weather

BXFORECAST

Welcome back to News 12 of the Bronx for local matters. I'm Phil Tate. We are on Storm March tonight. We have Storm March team, meteorologist Ho oa Hope. I mean, this second wave of wet weather is really kicking up, but tell us how is this going to really be impacting our morning commute? Yeah, you know, you know, the rain is going to continue into the morning commute. So this is just something that we have to deal with and just prepare for and we're not just dealing with the rain. We're also dealing with a strong two damaging winds, 40 to 50 MPH and that can cause some power outages across portions of our area. Crashing. Temperatures will be in the sixties at midnight, crashing to the forties by Monday morning. And then we have some travel troubles, especially for your morning commute, standing water and any wind damage can reduce visibility and also just cause some hazardous conditions on area roadways. So let's have it out on your future cast overnight. We're still dealing with the periods heavy rain and some strong gusts 3545 MPH and even through four or five o'clock in the morning, temperatures will be in the mid forties and we're dealing with that steady rainfall, maybe even a few isolated downpours to at least 7 a.m. Eight AM. The rain is lighter and then we're seeing some clearing skies by the afternoon, 1212 30. But temperatures will be in the mid forties. The winds will be persistent throughout the day. That is gonna feel like temperatures to be in the mid to upper 30. So that's a real shock in the system, especially coming off of a 60 degree day. So Monday night into your Tuesday morning, it is expected to feel like the twenties because of those winds. So back to our winds, the winds will be out of the northwest. So now it's bringing in that cooler pocket of air 5 a.m. 2325 MPH and we're seeing it in that ballpark for the majority of the day, even reaching near 30 at times and that is going to take us into your two morning. So this is what you need to prepare for for Tuesday morning. Again, temperatures will be in the twenties to start feeling like the mid to upper thirties during the afternoon. But on the plus side, at least it's dry. We're not dealing with any wet weather for the next several days. So that's something that we can finally look forward to. So the storm watch continues for the first half of your morning commute, drying out by the afternoon, temperatures will be in the mid forties feeling like the thirties even colder by Tuesday. Let's just get through this together.

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Brooklyn

BK | Weather

Connecticut

CT | Weather

CTFORECAST

And I know nothing about this makeover subject. I have nothing to say John. Come in, please. I have short friends. They may take offense to that. Right. None intended but nothing is showed of rain as we work away and the wind it's gonna get worse. The wind is still gonna stick around throughout this morning. Um, the good news with the rain is it's starting to, to diminish and decrease. But again, with that wind, it's brought a lot of power outages specifically for Litchfield County spots across Newtown. Already seen over 200 power outages due to a storm that's really swept through with a lot of rain. A thunderstorm that pass through just a little bit after midnight earlier on this morning. So with that, we have a flood warning in effect for spots out across New Haven County. That's that lime green area, the darker forest green, that's the watch which sticks around throughout the rest of our morning, uh, into our afternoon. That flood watch looks like it's gonna expire by the time we head into around your 66 30 hour. Again, we're really starting to see that system move out east and thankfully, the worst of it is behind it, but still take it easy. We're still dealing with some steady bouts of rain this morning, some heavy rain this morning. But as we fast forward into the afternoon, we'll start to see that improvement. We really liking this rain to wrap up before the morning is done. And then we're gonna see, uh, a strong cold front bringing into some colder weather. We're quiet for the rest of this week, but again, it's gonna be a cold one and you're certainly gonna see that as we head into your tonight. So you just look at your 56 o'clock hour still dealing with some rain. Again, that strong cold front moves in. So notice different colors as you're looking up north and northwest, some pinks, some blues, a little bit of a mixing. We may see some flurries, we may see some snow showers and we could maybe even see about a coating to an inch thick for areas. Well, north, we're to cornwall on north, maybe spots out of crows ocean. Here's a look at your seven o'clock hour. We're starting to see that rain taper off by around 89 o'clock. I like for us to be dry. Then we could see some sun. By the time we head into this afternoon we're still gonna watch for some snow showers for areas up north and then again, a break in the clouds. Some sunshine for your afternoon. Numbers are gonna be in the lower to mid forties, then we're cold for tonight and we'll see that heading into your tomorrow. Looking at your extended forecast again. Once we get through this morning, we're looking at improvement as we dry out, but again, chillier.

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Hudson Valley

HV | Weather

HVFORECAST

Is needed. The Arbor Corps of Engineers says it's about to start a $100 million project to widen two flood prone rivers, fix bridges and fix retaining walls. So Matt, a lot of these communities are concerned because of what happened during the last storm. What's going on with this? Yes. So we still have a couple more hours about three hours or so of some light to moderate rain, at least at this point. So the fact that we're not seeing major flooding issues right now, great news as we go throughout mid morning because the conditions will improve over the next few hours. Actually, some good ability right now out towards the Hudson River and towards the Mario Cuomo bridge. Let's take a look at what the weather is doing right now where you are. So as we go throughout this morning, you can see all of the green on live top the radar that is still the rain. There are a few snow pelts mixed in in Orange County and Ulster County for sure. Temperatures are in the upper thirties to near forties still they'll start to drop as we go throughout the next couple of hours over towards North White Plains, seeing some moderate rain mount pleasant Phillips Manor. More of the same looking in Western Orange County like I showed you a few minutes ago. It's deer park getting some wet snow mixing in, but it's not sticking with those temperatures in the upper thirties to near 40 where that snow can stick on colder surfaces. Is in Hardenburg over towards Denning those higher elevations of northwestern Ulster County. That's where you could see a little bit of a light snow accumulation before this completely wraps up. So you can see on the eastern, the warmer side of the storm, all that rain. But on the colder side of the storm, you can see some of that snow and the back edge of this is starting to push into eastern Pennsylvania. Temperatures 44 in Yonkers, the coldest, they are middle and upper thirties even in those areas. Getting some snow in northern Ulster County winds have subsided a bit for sure. The strongest winds still to our east over Connecticut parts of Long Island, but we're still getting some gusts to around 20 to 25 MPH. And even as the storm leaves, we will still have some gusty conditions behind it into the afternoon. So here is the storm watch featurecast from right now and through around 7730 this morning, the rain and any mixing going on is winding down and we'll break for sunshine after nine o'clock this morning, but it's going to be a cold feel outside all throughout the Hudson Valley afternoon, temperatures lower to middle forties but winds can still gust in the 20 to 30 mile per hour range into the afternoon. So it will feel like the thirties stress warmly into the afternoon. If you could hold off traveling a few hours, it'll be much, much better by mid morning. The rest of the week, pretty quiet weather conditions with highs in the low forties through Thursday, then a warm up Friday into the weekend before more rain moves in late on Sunday. All right now. Thank you.

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Long Island

LI | Weather

LIFORECAST

Checking our forecast now, Rich Hoffman is back with us last night was really bad. So people waking up right now wondering what's going on out there. Yeah, the Christmas lights went out from all the rain and the sockets there and some decorations down. I saw her driving in this morning a lot of wet roads and it's kind of that sneaky flooding where it's on the side of the roads, it's really dark out there and we're going to be watching that we still have some pockets of a steadier rain right now. And as we go throughout the rest of the morning, we're going to start to improve our weather and we have snow north and west of Long Island. So it is turning colder here for you around the rest of today. Let's take a look at your Doppler radar this morning. You can see the steadier rain more out towards the east end right now with the yellow. So anytime you see yellow in our Doppler radar, that's a steadier rain with some pockets of heavier rain, you can see some of that right now from Southampton over Shelter Island towards or point moving towards East Hampton and Springs. Again, there is that sneaky flooding with some of the sides of the roads being flooded and again, give yourself extra travel time here this morning. With that wet weather, you can see from riverhead to Mattituck, Southampton over to Mastic. We are watching the rainy conditions. The last advisory just expired. We did have a flood advisory until 445 this morning. Now there are no advice or warning The high wind warning, the flood watts, the wind advisory all have been dropped right now. We're just looking at steadier showers here in Roslyn or Brookville Hicksville, Levittown, East Massapequa over towards uh Hempstead to Elmont to uh areas of Kings Point. We're looking at the soggy conditions, still looking at some wind gusts right now, around 30 MPH, we had some wind gusts last night, 40 to 50 MPH. And you will notice over the next couple of hours as the cold air moves in, still some wind gusts close to 40 MPH. Now, temperatures are in the forties. They've been dropping all night long. We dropped 13 degrees last night once the cold front has passed. And you can see this morning at the bus stop in Seaford 44 degrees 47 later today. But with a gusty wind, it's got a chill to the air this afternoon, rainy conditions. The rain will start to taper off west to east over Long Island between eight and 11 o'clock this morning. This afternoon, sunshine. A gusty wind. Temperatures are in the forties. Tomorrow morning, temperatures are dropping into the upper twenties to around 30 Tuesday, mostly chilly. A high of 44. So the rain will start to taper off over the next couple of hours. Improving weather conditions. Sunshine this afternoon at 47 watch out for wet roads this morning and exceed Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday dry into Saturday. More wet weather coming in Sunday into Monday.

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New Jersey

NJ Weather Stories

Weather stories

NJ | Weather

NJFORECAST

And speaking of ice is expected to get colder out there. Meteorologist Michelle Powers joins us now and we are on storm watch. Michelle, what can you tell us? Well, we have a lot more rain before the morning comes and roads are going to be wet. It's going to be sloppy as we start the day. But temperatures are above freezing, we're going to watch them fall throughout the day and heading into Tuesday, any standing water that is left over that could become icy. So plan ahead. Now there could be some minor slowdowns on the roads and as for snow don't get your hopes up. There's a chance as you go up in elevation and throughout parts of the Poconos, that's where really most of this will fall. So the colder air rushes in temperatures are really going to drop as we head into Tuesday morning, we're near freezing. The next couple of mornings will be much colder daytime, highs in the forties and no rain in sight until next weekend.

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Storm brings heavy downpours & high, gusty winds through the morning. Stay with News 12 for updates.

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