Morning Showers Linger Into Friday for Tri-State Commuters

The major flooding threat is over for most of the Tri-State on Thursday evening; however there could still be some downpours and standing water for early commuters Friday.

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The most severe flood risk across the Tri-State area will diminish by Thursday evening, though forecasters warn that isolated downpours may persist into Friday morning. Commuters heading out during early hours should remain alert for standing water on roadways and saturated ground conditions.

While the primary threat from the weather system is expected to pass, residual moisture and occasional heavy rain bands could still impact the region Friday morning. Drivers are advised to exercise caution and allow extra time for their commutes given potential wet road conditions.

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