It probably sounds like a broken record at this point, but the rain is back for another weekend.
Showers resurfaced in the NYC area early Friday, and are expected to remain on-and-off from the morning commute onward. The rest of the day will see periods of rain and some thunder through the evening. Heavier rain is possible at night as well.
Showers will continue early Saturday, though the rain may end sooner than initially expected. Some sun could even break out as early as midday. And while the rain may wrap before Saturday comes to a close, which is an improvement from earlier forecasts, the day still looks to be a wet one, at least in part.
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The current outlook for Saturday's rainfall does not appear to bring any flooding threats, with an inch of rain or less expected for much of the tri-state. The rain's return, however, marks a seventh consecutive wet weekend for the area.
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By the time Sunday comes around, we're looking at gusty and colder air. Those gusts could get up to 30 mph.
The coldest morning of the season is forecast next week as lows dip into the low 40s in the city on Tuesday. If we see temps below 42, it'll be the lowest since April 9. But the temperature dip is brief, with both highs and lows bouncing back closer to average for the rest of the week.
See below Storm Team 4's exclusive 10-day forecast:
