Storm Team 4 is WeatheRate-certified as the tri-state's most accurate forecasting team, featuring Janice huff, Dave Price, Maria LaRosa and Raphael Miranda.
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Our dry stretch is about to end. How much rain can the NYC area expect Thursday-Friday?
Friday will definitely be a day for an umbrella and rain jacket.
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Bundle up! Cold snap hits New York City this weekend
A cold front has arrived, bringing gusty winds and temperatures in the low 50s Saturday.
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▶ Track live radar as line of strong storms set to hit NYC area Friday evening
Storm Team 4 is tracking the damaging winds, which are the main concern with these storms, along with the chance for tornadoes.
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Severe storms, possible tornadoes threaten NYC area before weekend cold snap
Strong to severe thunderstorms could bring damaging winds and isolated tornadoes to the New York City area Friday evening, with the greatest threat between 5 and 10 p.m. Storm Team 4 is tracking the threat as a cold front approaches, bringing gusty winds and temperatures in the low 50s Saturday.
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NYC area will see a warmer and wetter winter, NOAA predicts: Full outlook details
The main driver of the forecast is a strong El Niño weather pattern, which can lead to more nor’easters than normal — though whether that means more rain or more snow depends on the temperature profile.
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Strong, fast-moving storms threaten Friday evening — followed by coldest air of season
The main threat will be destructive wind gusts, and those will be most likely west of New York City.Isolated tornadoes are possible, too, but much farther west of the city.
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It was a wet, crummy Sunday. But the week ahead looks promising
The first half of the weekend started out strong.
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Remnants of Isaias to bring soaking rain to the eastern U.S. this weekend
The Weather Prediction Center has a portion of the East Coast under a slight risk for flash flooding Sunday.
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Isaias strengthens to a hurricane before landfall: See potential tri-state impacts
The Weather Prediction Center has a portion of the East Coast under a slight risk for flash flooding by late Sunday.
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The coldest night of the season is expected in the NYC area since May
In other areas, temperatures will drop into the high 30s and low 40s, while the New York metropolitan area will stay closer to the mid and upper 40s.
