Another winter storm brings the potential for more flooding in NJ, NY

NEW YORK (WABC) — No rest for the weary as Friday night will bring another round of heavy rain to the Tri-State area.

Latest AccuWeather Forecast

We’ll be dry through most of the day on Friday, but the low pressure system will bring more heavy rainfall and gusty winds at night into early Saturday morning.

Similar to Tuesday night, butthis storm arrives later. Rainfall totals and winds won’t be as high, but impact will still be significant given our weakened state.

NWS ALERTS: Wind Advisory issued for NYC, LI & CT. Flood Watch. Coastal Flood Advisories & Warnings. River Flood Warnings.

TIMING: This evening (9pm City) – early tomorrow AM, brunt 12am – 4am

AMOUNTS: Widespread .75″-1.5″ of rain. Locally 2″+. Begins as snow in the mountains with a small accumulation.

WIND: 40-50 mph gusts

IMPACT: Urban, major river (Passaic) and moderate to isolated major coastal flooding. Downed trees may cause power outages.

While rivers rise again tonight, forecast calls for mainly minor flooding for smaller rivers. Smaller Hudson Valley rivers can produce moderate flooding.

RELATED: Check river levels in New Jersey

Behind the storm, an Arctic blast will move across the country, dropping our temperatures and creating blustery conditions.

The deep penetrating cold blast will likely help to set up a storm track that favors snow early.

A coastal low is expected to develop along the southeastern coast late Monday and track northeast.

With cold air remaining in place, snow looks possible across much of the region but a lot is still uncertain about the track.

Stay with Eyewitness News and the AccuWeather team for updates on the next storm.

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