3.8K views · 54 reactions | Here is a high resolution model simulation of radar reflectivity from this afternoon through the first half of tonight. The simulation depicts light returns, in the form of light snow, moving across the region. Please note the times are approximate since this is a model simulation. Where light snow does fall, a coating is possible. The system quickly departs tonight. | US National Weather Service New York NY | Facebook

Here is a Doppler Radar loop from 640PM until 737PM showing areas of showers moving across locations north and west of NYC. Some of the showers will be heavy at times. All of this shower activity will gradually make its way farther south across the remainder of the region later tonight. #NYwx #NJwx #CTwx | US National Weather Service New York NY

[Radar loop 10:23am 11:01am] Light rain continues across the whole area, with embedded moderate to heavy showers. The Flood Watch remains in effect through 5:00pm today. Check out the latest rainfall reports: https://nwschat.weather.gov/p.php?pid=202209061442-KOKX-NOUS41-PNSOKX #NYCwx #NYwx #CTwx #NJwx | US National Weather Service New York NY

Local radar this morning shows rain moving into parts of the area with a cold front moving across Long Island and Southern CT. Much of the rain is occurring behind the cold front with observations indicating winds from more of a north direction. Rain increases across the area later today. | US National Weather Service New York NY

Current radar imagery shows an area of steady rain lifting off to our north and east early this morning. Much of the Mid Hudson Valley and western New England will see 0.25 to 0.75" of much-needed rain. Some additional scattered showers may linger through the AM commute today. | US National Weather Service Albany NY

3.6K views · 34 reactions | [As of 1135 AM] Radar loop shows showers continuing to move across the region late this morning. Showers will be most numerous from around Albany northward, but most areas should see at least some measurable rainfall into this afternoon. | US National Weather Service Albany NY | Facebook