New York, NY – Light rain could dampen parts of the tri-state area starting late Tuesday night, with Long Island and coastal Connecticut most likely to see measurable precipitation through Wednesday evening.
According to the National Weather Service in New York, light rain showers are expected to develop after 8 p.m. Tuesday, primarily affecting Suffolk County and southeastern Connecticut.
Areas like Riverhead and Montauk could receive up to 0.14” of rain by Wednesday morning, while totals closer to the city will remain under 0.05”. Rain chances continue into Wednesday, with probabilities ranging from 20% in Manhattan to near 44% in Montauk.
While no flooding or storm alerts are in effect, residents across Long Island and the Jersey Shore should plan for damp conditions, particularly during the Wednesday morning commute. Light rain and cloudy skies may also reduce visibility on local roads like the Long Island Expressway and Sunrise Highway.
Temperatures across the region will stay cooler than recent days, with highs in the low to mid 70s expected both Tuesday and Wednesday. No significant wind or severe weather is anticipated.
