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- The National Weather Service has issued flash flood, high surf, and rip current warnings for parts of New York City, Long Island, and northeastern New Jersey, effective through Monday evening.
- Large breaking waves of 6 to 10 feet and life-threatening rip currents are expected along ocean-facing beaches, with beach erosion possible.
- A Flood Watch is also in effect for Manhattan, the Bronx, Staten Island, northern Queens, and several New Jersey counties, as heavy rain on saturated ground could trigger rapid flash flooding, with forecasters predicting 1 to 2 inches of rain and isolated totals up to 12 inches.
- The heaviest rain is expected to move offshore by late Monday night, though scattered showers may linger into Tuesday afternoon.
What to watch next
- Whether rip current risks continue into Wednesday as the NWS expects moderate to high risks that day
- Rainfall intensity near the I-95 corridor and the Albany area, which could trigger renewed flash flooding with just 1 inch in an hour
- Whether flooding improves as expected by late Monday night or scattered showers persist into Tuesday afternoon
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