NYC Weather Alert: Scattered Showers & Thunderstorms Expected Saturday
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New York City residents should prepare for scattered showers and potential thunderstorms this Saturday. A slow-moving cold front is expected to bring intermittent rainfall across the metropolitan area, particularly during the afternoon hours.
Saturday's Weather Forecast: What to Expect
According to the National Weather Service, there is a high probability of showers throughout the afternoon, with the possibility of embedded thunderstorms. While severe storms are not currently anticipated, moderate rainfall is expected, potentially averaging around half an inch. The cold front will move from west to east, with the highest chance of precipitation occurring between late morning and early evening.
Temperatures are predicted to reach the low to mid-70s. Winds will be light and variable, shifting from southwest to northwest as the cold front passes through. Be aware that urban areas with poor drainage may experience minor flooding due to the rainfall.
Coastal Concerns: High Rip Current Risk
A high rip current risk will be in effect for oceanfront locations until 9 p.m. Beachgoers should exercise extreme caution and heed all warnings from lifeguards and local authorities.
Looking Ahead: Evening Clearing
The forecast indicates that shower activity will diminish in the evening, with gradual clearing expected. Overnight, dry weather should return to the New York City area.
Stay updated with the latest weather reports from the National Weather Service and local news outlets for any changes in the forecast. Be prepared for potentially challenging beach conditions and possible minor flooding in urban areas.