After a windy, but dry day on Wednesday, a potent coastal storm will develop and track towards the area on Thursday with more heavy rain and isolated thunderstorms. The region will be on the northern side of the storm, which will limit severe weather chances aside from the flooding.
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| Accuweather |
In the zone in red, a significant wind damage/tornado threat exists for Thursday. If the forecasted path of the low pressure holds firm, the immediate tri state area will only experience heavy rain and isolated severe thunderstorms. However, an additional update may be needed if the severe weather threat area gets bumped north tomorrow afternoon.
Strong winds will mount on the coast, with frequent gusts to 40mph possible in the afternoon and evening.
Temps will be miserable for this time of year as well, with readings struggling to get to the mid-60s.
The storm will tend to linger a bit into Friday with residual scattered showers and times of cloudiness
the weekend still looks warm and dry.
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