New York City faced significant coastal flooding on Friday afternoon, with floodwaters rising in Howard Beach, Queens. The NYC Office of Emergency Management has issued a warning. They stated that it extend to other parts of the city. This includes the Bronx.
As high tide recedes in Queens, officials expect flood levels to rise in the Bronx within the next few hours. Although no major disruptions have been reported, a Coastal Flooding Travel Advisory remains in place. The city’s Office of Emergency Management shared updates on social media, alerting residents to stay cautious during high tide.
A Coastal Flood Warning is currently active for moderate flooding in Queens, the Bronx, and nearby regions such as Fairfield, Nassau, and Westchester counties. This warning will continue until Saturday evening. Minor flooding alerts are also in effect across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, urging coastal residents to stay prepared.
City authorities have attributed the higher-than-normal tides to the influence of this week’s full moon.
Weekend Coastal Flooding and Weather Forecast:
Starting Saturday, a Coastal Flood Watch will be in place, expecting moderate flooding in parts of Queens, Long Island, and the Jersey Shore. Residents along New York and New Jersey coastlines should also be aware of dangerous rip currents throughout the weekend.
Saturday’s Weather:
Expect partly sunny skies with a slight chance of rain showers. High temperatures will hover between the mid-to-upper 70s.
Sunday’s Forecast (Fall Equinox):
At 8:43 a.m., the fall equinox will occur. The day will be partly cloudy, with a continued chance of light showers and highs in the low 70s.
Looking Ahead:
Monday’s forecast shows a mix of sun and clouds, with temperatures near 70°F.
Stay updated on NYC’s coastal flooding alerts, and take precautions if you live in flood-prone areas. For ongoing weather updates and flood watch maps, visit the city’s emergency management website or follow their social media channels.
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