It’s a weekend in the tri-state, so naturally we are being treated to another round of rain.
This weekend’s rainfall can be blamed on the remnants of Hurricane Isaias — the first hurricane of the Atlantic season — and slammed the Gulf Coast, resulting in at least two deaths.
The first impacts of that storm hit the tri-state area early Sunday morning, breaking the spell of an otherwise gorgeous start to the weekend. Saturday brought us temps in the upper 60s.
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Conditions went downhill rather quick on Sunday. The rain started early and wasn’t expected to give up until the next morning. Anyone in our area should expect rainfall to osculate between light and heavy showers throughout the day.
Most in our region should expect to see an inch or two by the time this storm clears out. A few of us might even see up to 3 inches.
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The flood threat remains low because the rain is spread out over a long period of time. Rain should taper off overnight with a few lingering showers possible early Monday morning.
Any continuing showers Monday morning should have a minimal impact on anyone commuting for the holiday.
Once the skies clear, Monday afternoon brings about sunshine and temperatures in the low 70s.
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