Sick and tired of the rain yet? Well, we wish we had better news to deliver.
Showers picked back up again Sunday after a brief overnight respite from the near constant deluge Saturday — which came on the heels of a very wet Friday.
It’s been a rollercoaster-like stretch of weather for the New York area, with spotty showers giving way to sun, then more showers and some sun. But hey, that’s spring, isn’t it.
At least half the region was under a flood watch expected to last through the entire day Sunday. Heavy evening rain falling on already saturated ground could cause flash flooding.
Check the latest severe weather alerts for your neighborhood here.
We could see some small hail and gusty winds, but do not expect severe thunderstorms for anywhere other than South Jersey.
Those thunderstorms rolling through late Sunday could bring an additional 1-3 inches of heavy rain, only increasing the chances of flash flooding. The downpour should last until at least midnight.
A few scattered sprinkles could linger into Monday morning, but most people should see a quiet commute. Stay with Storm Team 4 for all the latest developments. Sign up for our newsletters here.
Temps warm back up near 70 by next weekend. Check out your 10-day NYC forecast below.
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