"By late tonight, a storm will begin to affect the region. Right now, all of our forecast models are in agreement that we'll see downpours, strong winds and some coastal flooding on Thursday. Here are some of the finer details: Worst: Midday Thursday into the afternoon Moderate to heavy rain: 1-2" Wind gusts: 30-40 mph Minor coastal flooding expected, locally moderate coastal flooding possible"
"Although Thursday is looking quite ghastly, the Halloween forecast is mostly dry. A few leftover showers are possible early in the day, but they should be long gone once the trick or treaters hit the pavement. A gusty breeze will linger through the day, as well. It also looks to be much cooler than last year, when the high was 81 degrees, which tied the daily record for warmest Halloween ever. Highs this Halloween will struggle get higher than the mid 50s, making it the coolest Halloween in recent years."
New York City begins the week with sunshine before clouds increase and temperatures in the mid 50s. A storm will arrive between Wednesday night and Thursday morning bringing the potential for heavy rain, strong winds, and coastal flooding. Forecast models agree on downpours, 1–2 inches of rain, wind gusts of 30–40 mph, and minor to locally moderate coastal flooding, with worst impacts midday into Thursday afternoon. Halloween will be mostly dry with possible early leftover showers, gusty breezes, and highs struggling to reach the mid 50s, making it much cooler than last year’s record 81-degree high.
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