New York, NY – Coastal flooding is expected to continue across New York and New Jersey through today and into Monday morning, with minor impacts likely in areas near I-95, including Fairfield and Long Island. Forecasters warn that local streets could see up to a foot of flooding in low-lying zones, particularly during high tide. Residents are advised to avoid traveling through flooded roads and heed local advisories for potential evacuations.
According to the National Weather Service, cooler conditions will persist through early next week, with temperatures in the low 70s today, and a mix of clouds throughout the region. A coastal flood advisory remains in effect through Monday, and officials caution about dangerous rip currents through Tuesday. Monday will remain cloudy, with temperatures again peaking in the low 70s.
Looking ahead, showers may arrive midweek, with a 45% chance of rain on Wednesday. As autumn settles in, locals can expect more moderate conditions later in the week, with highs near 74 by Thursday. Prepare for flooding and avoid any unnecessary travel in flood-prone areas.
