The Brief
- Parts of the Tri-State area face a growing severe weather threat over the coming days.
- The greatest risk is currently in New Jersey, but the National Weather Service advised New York City and the surrounding area to be prepared since the forecast could change.
- “All severe hazards may be possible each day, including damaging winds, large hail, & a few tornadoes,” the agency said in a post on X.
NEW YORK CITY – New York City, and mostly all of New Jersey, face a growing severe weather threat over the coming days, as storms could bring large hail, damaging winds and possibly tornadoes, the National Weather Service (NWS) said.
NWS officials said the severe thunderstorm threat will start Tuesday and continue through Thursday.
What we know:
The greatest risk is currently in New Jersey, but the NWS advised New York City and the surrounding area to be prepared since the forecast could change. Storms could bring down trees and power lines, while flash flooding will become increasingly likely, especially in urban areas where runoff occurs easily.
‘All severe hazards may be possible each day’
What they’re saying:…