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The New York metropolitan region is bracing for potentially severe weather that could mirror the conditions that swept through the area on Saturday, when stationary thunderstorms repeatedly affected the same locations and produced dangerous flash flooding.
Forecasters warn that slow-moving storms could again stall over portions of the region, raising the risk of additional flooding and, in isolated cases, tornadoes. The threat comes as residents remain concerned about the impacts of the previous system that struck the area days earlier.
Residents are advised to monitor weather updates closely and prepare for the possibility of rapid water accumulation and severe wind events in the coming hours.
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