The storm that will arrive this Tuesday in the tri-state area will bring potential for flooding in several sectors, so authorities are on alert.
According to data from the National Weather Service, there is a warning for possible flooding in northeastern New Jersey and the lower Hudson Valley, including New York City and Long Island.
“A storm left and another one arrived… starting early Tuesday morning changes came, we began to receive warmer breezes from the south and the thermometer is going to rise, but yes, it comes with a lot of rain,” explained Stephanie Viés from Univision’s The Guardians of Time.
“On Tuesday night there is a risk of flooding and thunderstorms,” he added.
Storms are forecast to begin at 6:00 p.m. and the flood watch will remain in place until 12:00 p.m. Wednesday.
Strong winds are expected in Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties with gusts between 40 and 50 miles per hour, which can rise to up to 60 miles in the coastal area.
According to the forecasts of the National Meteorological Service, accumulations of between 2 and 4 inches are expected for the metropolitan area.
These are the expected rainfall accumulations in New York and New Jersey:
NY
Queens (JFK Airport) 2.23 inches
Manhattan 2.54 inches
Long Island 2.38 inches
White Plains 2.74 pulgadas
New City 3.06 inches
New Jersey
Newark 2.74 inches
Paramus 2.93 inches
West Milford 2.39 pulgadas
This weekend’s snowfall left these white postcards:
1/13
Univision 41 News users shared videos of the snowfall from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania through the Report it tool. These are the images.
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2/13
Dimary Almonte shared this photo of a snowy tree.
Credit: Dimary Almonte.
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3/13
User Danny Brito shared this photo that allows you to see the accumulation of snow at her house.
Credit: Danny Brito/Usuarios de Univision 41.
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4/13
Angello Mendoza shared the photo of this pet enjoying the snow.
Credit: Angello Mendoza/Usuarios de Univision 41.
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5/13
Josefina Martínez shared this snowy tree.
Credit: Josefina Martinez/ Univision 41 users.
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6/13
Ángel López shared a photo of a child playing in the snow.
Credit: Angel Lopez/ Univision 41 Users.
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7/13
Jackeline Candelario shared this photo of a snowy tree with colored lights.
Credit: Jackeline Candelario/ Univision 41 Users.
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8/13
Liz Moreira sent us this photograph enjoying the snow.
Credit: Liz Moreira/Univision 41 Users.
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9/13
Snow was anticipated since the middle of last week, so residents were prepared.
Credit: Perla Polanco/Usuarios de Univision 41.
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10/13
This is what some roads looked like after the snow fell.
Credit: Verónica Degante/Usuarios de Univision 41.
11/13
In New Jersey, accumulation of snow was also reported in some areas. This image shows cars driving down a street as snow falls in Closter, New Jersey, on January 6.
Credit: Photo by Kena Betancur / AFP via Getty Images
12/13
This photo shows what a parking lot looked like in the same city of Closter, in New Jerysey, after the snowfall on January 6. Forecasters warned on Jan. 5 that a deluge of snow and wintry conditions could cause travel chaos in the northeastern U.S. this weekend.
Credit: Photo by Kena Betancur / AFP via Getty Images
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13/13
This image shows snow falling on Route W9 in Alpine, New Jersey, on January 6, 2024.
Credit: Photo by Kena Betancur / AFP via Getty Images
2024-01-08 14:38:00
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