The risk of wildfires remains high in New York and New Jersey. Find out when it can rain.

Warnings/advice

Coastal Flood Advice for coastal areas of Monmouth, Ocean, Middlesex, Westchester, Queens, Nassau and Fairfield counties through Sunday at 1 p.m. Due to the ongoing effects of flooding, flooding of up to 30 cm is possible Friday supermoon.

Warmer temperatures on Sunday in New York

The weather is beautiful and will remain that way in the coming days. Unfortunately that means that the risk of the development of wildfires will also remain high in the coming days, especially with wind gusts that can sometimes reach 32 km/h.

Saturday night, clear skies will lead to cool temperatures with lows ranging from 20 to 40 degrees across the region.

Sunday looks to be almost as nice as Saturday, with only some extra cloud in the afternoon. Highs will continue to warm into the low and mid 60s.

When will it rain in New York and New Jersey?

We are currently in first place for the driest waterfalls everand that ranking won’t be questioned in the short term, with only a very slim chance of showers early Monday.

However, there is good news. As of now, drenching rain looks more likely for late Wednesday night through Thursday.