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Videoin a toxic relationship with nyc weather
VideoThis NYC weather is trippin 🧊 📍 @aritzia
VideoHow NYC weather been this month! Cause you’re hot then you’re cold! 😂
VideoNYC weather > anyone else 😮💨 🎥: TikTok - girlwiththegoldhoops #newyorklocals
Video• Just the right kind of NYC weather to test this joint out. •
Video😂😂 who can relate? #NYC weather is just different! 🎥| @thewadeempire
VideoNYC weather this week be like #nycholidays #nyc #myrealnyc
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VideoME AND THE O. G JOE BLACK P.FOX BY @grandsonandcompanyambition ##MINK #NYC WEATHER ☁️ ☁️ DEC26 2017
VideoMamadou vs. NYC weather — Mamadou always wins. 🌧️🔥
Videonyc weather is so unserious
VideoTHIS NYC WEATHER just changed up like a Backpedaling Po-Lie-Tician LMAOOOO 😆 😂 🤣 😅 😄
VideoNYC weather is crazyyyy
Videothe only way I could survive the nyc weather this week
VideoCrazy NYC Weather
Videonyc weather
VideoNYC weather keep playing…
VideoWhen this NYC weather gives you everything but the kitchen sink. ☀️🌦️🥶
VideoMy favorite place flooded NYC weather is insane #weather #soho #manhattan #flooding
VideoBeing gray and cringe, just like this NYC weather
VideoNYC weather be like…
VideoStill waiting for the NYC weather to make up its mind @hm #ad
VideoThe NYC weather got to me.
VideoNYC weather is no joke rn 😭
New York, New York is currently experiencing Rain with a temperature of 62 degrees Fahrenheit and high humidity at 68 percent. The National Weather Service reports a high chance of continued rain and wind throughout the day, with total rainfall around 1.54 inches expected for September 26. Air quality remains Good with an O3 index of 32.
The forecast for Saturday shows a high of 63 degrees and a low of 60 degrees, with showers and wind persisting into the evening. Sunrise occurred at 6:47 AM EDT and sunset will be at 6:46 PM EDT. Commuters should expect wet conditions and reduced visibility during peak hours.
Similar storm patterns have been noted earlier this summer by WABC-TV meteorologist Lee Goldberg, who posted about downpours moving into NYC. Local creators have also issued flash flood alerts for the area when rainfall exceeds 1 to 2 inches per hour.