Did you enjoy the break in the rain? It sure didn't last long.
Showers pick back up again late Sunday morning after a brief 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 afternoon rain falling on already saturated ground could cause flash flooding.
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Storms could be strong enough late in the day, even severe at times, bringing damaging winds and an isolated tornado down the Jersey Shore. Thunderstorms are likely as well.
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.