What to Know
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Storm Team 4 says the tri-state may get 1 to 3 inches of rain over a several-day stretch that may feature 30 to 40 mph winds[hhmc]
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Saturday starts off nice, before high pressure pushes out and low pressure moves in, bringing the threat of rain, storms every day next week[hhmc]
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The weather doesn't look to improve until the following Saturday; Storm Team 4 says to keep the umbrellas handy all week[hhmc]
That picture-perfect summer weather may be over for a while.
After another gorgeous, sunny morning, rain and storms are expected to move in Saturday night.
Storm Team 4 says the rain will approach around sunset and bring about 1 to 1 1/2 inches by Sunday morning. Thunderstorms are also expected and could bring more rain in some spots.
Winds with gusts up to 40 mph are likely, with stronger winds at the coasts.
ConEdison warned against touching any downed power lines because they might be live. The utility asked residents to report downed wires immediately.
Most of the rain will be over by Sunday afternoon, but it's just the start of an unsettled stretch of weather, according to meteorologist Raphael Miranda.
The 10-day forecast shows rain every day after that until next Saturday.
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