New York, NY – Heavy rainfall combined with snowmelt is forecast to impact parts of New York and Pennsylvania, potentially causing minor river flooding in flood-prone areas this week.
According to the National Weather Service Middle Atlantic River Forecast Center, up to 2.5-3 inches of rain is expected from Monday evening through Wednesday. This rainfall, coupled with melting snow in some regions, may cause rivers to rise Wednesday into Thursday.
Flood-prone areas, particularly in New York and Pennsylvania, are most at risk. Residents are advised to monitor local weather updates and take precautions to protect property and ensure safety.
The National Weather Service warns that minor river flooding could disrupt travel and affect low-lying roads. Emergency officials recommend clearing drainage systems and preparing for potential water accumulation.
As rain continues, localized impacts may extend into late Thursday. Travelers should remain cautious and avoid driving through flooded areas.
For the latest updates on flood conditions, follow the National Weather Service and local emergency alerts.
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