Showers and thunderstorms are expected across parts of New York on Saturday, with slow-moving storms potentially producing heavy rain and localized flooding.

Most of the Tri-State Area is under a heat advisory Thursday and Friday, with downpours bringing the risk of flash flooding.

New York City was walloped by heavy rain during Monday’s morning commute — as the city was placed under a flash flood warning. The flood warning will remain through this evening as New Yorkers could see rain pouring down at up to 2 inches per hour,

Storms are most likely on Saturday afternoon and evening, with flash flooding possible in areas that saw significant rain Friday.

Weather conditions go downhill Tuesday and Wednesday with rain and potentially strong storms on deck for the New York area.

An elevated threat for severe storms covers much of the tri-state area Friday afternoon and evening. On a scale from 1 (low) to 5 (high), there is a Level 2 threat for the New York City metro Area, lower Hudson Valley,

It's a soggy start to the week. NYC officials warned of possible flooding as heavy rain moved into the area early Monday morning with the potential to affect the commute.

Stormy weather will return to the New York City area on Monday, bringing the threat of heavy rain and storms that may lead to flash flooding.

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The storm brought widespread flooding to eastern New York as torrential rainfall overwhelmed roads, streams and drainage systems.