NYC Braces for More Storms After Weekend Downpour: Flooding Possible

NYC Weather Forecast: More Storms Possible, Flooding a Threat

After a Saturday filled with widespread thunderstorms, rain, and heavy wind, New York City is facing another round of potential storms on Sunday.

While temperatures will be slightly cooler, humidity will persist throughout the day. Scattered showers and storms are expected Sunday afternoon, with some potentially reaching strong to severe levels. However, they are not anticipated to be as widespread as Saturday's weather.

Flooding is possible throughout the tri-state region on Sunday. Storm Team 4 is also monitoring Tropical Storm Debby, which could bring heavy rainfall and high surf to the northeast later in the week.

The tri-state will finally dry on Monday, with sunny skies and temperatures returning to the 90s. However, the break will be brief, as a soggy pattern begins on Tuesday, with a chance of rain every day and the potential for widespread, heavier rain later in the week and into next weekend.

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