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The Latest
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Perseid meteor shower peaks tonight: Where and how to see the most shooting stars
The best way to view the Perseids is away from any light pollution — so get out of the city to a sparsely populated location. Once you’ve found a dark spot, look north and you could see up to 100 meteors per hour.
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How unusual was the heavy rain this week? Check out the impressive rainfall totals
Rain totals are in from potent storm system that rotated through the tri-state Tuesday into Wednesday morning, some of them are eye-popping.
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Flood watch lifts for much of tri-state as parts of New Jersey stay under water
More rain is expected to dampen the tri-state Wednesday morning, though the lingering flood watch for the tri-state area has expired. Pop-up warnings and watches are expected at points Wednesday. Though not expected to be severe, any storms bringing additional rain on top of Tuesday’s storms may exacerbate problems, especially in urban and low-lying areas.
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Weather blog: After triggering tornado warnings, storms bring major flooding to NJ
Tuesday’s storms are most likely to bring the chance for flash flooding, but also could bring damaging straight line winds.
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Tuesday storms bring threat of tornadoes, flash flooding and damaging winds to NYC area
After a run of pleasant summer weather, the chance for severe storms returns Tuesday, bringing with it the threat of flash flooding, damaging winds — and even possible tornadoes.
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EF what? National Weather Service confirms 5 tornadoes touched down in NJ, NY
National Weather Service teams hit the ground in New Jersey and New York as they investigate at least five confirmed tornadoes that touched down during the height of Tuesday’s severe storms. NWS’ Mount Holly station in New Jersey shared a map of the areas they planned to survey Wednesday — one in Morris County stretching from Stanhope to the Parsippany-Troy…
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When could storms be worst? See hour-by-hour weather radar projections near you
More severe storms are expected to lash the tri-state area again Tuesday. The threat earlier in the day doesn’t look as intense as previously forecast, based on radar projections. The PM commute looks OK. Then we may be in trouble.
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Weather blog: Confirmed tornadoes believed to have touched down in NJ, as rain floods streets
Severe weather is expected to hammer the tri-state again Tuesday, days after powerful thunderstorms ravaged the region with flash floods and triggered tornado alerts. Like Saturday, multiple threats — flash flooding, isolated tornadoes, damaging wind, and hail — are on the table. Track the latest weather developments below.
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▶ Live radar: Track the storms as they sweep through the tri-state
A series of very powerful thunderstorms is moving across the tri-state area Saturday. Stay on top of them with our live radar, and track all the latest developments in our live blog.
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Weather blog: Tornado watch expires, flash flooding remains threat for parts of NY and NJ
A vigorous storm system impacting much of the northeastern United States is bringing strong-to-severe thunderstorms to the NYC area from late morning through the afternoon into the evening. Multiple threats are on the table, including a high chance of isolated tornadoes and flash flooding. Damaging straight-line wind is extremely likely. Track the latest weather developments below.
