What to Know
- Showers and isolated thunderstorms, which started Tuesday afternoon, will continue for most of the tri-state into Wednesday
- It remains windy Wednesday morning but showers taper off west to east by midday, paving the way for sunshine to return in the afternoon
- Thursday's temps should remain in the low 70s before an October plunge into the low 60s on Friday; the weather looks bright and crisp, with temps in the mid-60s, through the weekend
A trailing cold front continues to dump much-needed rain on the tri-state after a long stretch of mainly dry weather.
Showers and isolated thunderstorms, which started Tuesday afternoon, will continue for most of the tri-state into Wednesday. Heavier rain that came during the overnight hours started to wipe away some of the humidity, but showers may stick around until well into mid- to late-morning.
It remains windy Wednesday but showers taper off west to east by midday, paving the way for sunshine to return in the afternoon. It looks to still be a decent day with temperatures struggling to reach 70.
Clouds return Thursday evening but it should stay dry for the day. Thursday's temps should remain in the low 70s before an October plunge into the low 60s on Friday. Morning showers are also expected.
The weather is expected to stay bright but crisp with temps in the mid-60s through the weekend.
Track the approaching rain using our interactive radar below.
