UPDATED 09/24/26 7:27 PM

Constant onshore wind will continue to enhance coastal flooding threats through tomorrow.  A powerful nor’easter will bring heavy rain, strong winds, coastal flooding, flash flooding, power outages, and very poor travel conditions.

TONIGHT

High pressure to the north and a storm developing to the south will produce scattered clouds and isolated showers.  Winds will be from the northeast at 5 to 15 mph.  Low temperatures will range from the lower to mid-40s over the interior, upper 40s to the lower 50s in the suburbs, and lower to mid-50s in urban areas.

TOMORROW

High pressure to the north and a storm developing to the south will produce scattered clouds and isolated showers.  Winds will be from the northeast at 5 to 15 mph.  High temperatures will range from the upper 60s to lower 70s over the interior and Long Island, and to the lower to mid-70s along the I-95 corridor.

TOMORROW NIGHT

An intensifying low-pressure system will approach the region with increasing clouds.  Winds will be from the northeast at 10 to 20 mph with gusts over 30 mph.  Low temperatures will range from the mid to upper 40s over the interior, lower to mid-50s in the suburbs, and mid to upper 50s in urban areas.

SATURDAY

An intensifying low-pressure system will approach the region, and rainfall will become widespread by the afternoon.  Winds will be from the northeast at 1o to 20 mph over the interior and 15 to 30 mph along the coast with gusts over 40 mph.  High temperatures will range from the lower to mid-60s.

12 AM-2 PM: Showers will develop along the coast but remain widely scattered.  A few showers will be capable of heavy downpours.

2 PM-12 AM: Scattered showers will develop over the interior.  Periods of heavy rain and strong winds will increase from the Delaware River to the coast.

SUNDAY

A low-pressure area will produce periods of rain and windy conditions.  Coastal flooding, urban flooding, wind damage, and very poor driving conditions are expected.  Winds will back from the northeast to the north-northwest at 10 to 20 mph away from the coast and 15 to 30 mph along the coast with gusts over 40 mph.  Low temperatures will range from the mid-to-upper 50s.  High temperatures will range from the lower to mid-60s.

12 AM-2 PM: Widespread showers over the interior.  The worst part of the storm will be in this time period along the coast with intense rainfall, strong winds, and coastal flooding.

2 PM-12 AM: Showers become more scattered throughout the region, and winds slowly subside.

MONDAY

The low-pressure system will exit the region with scattered showers and breezy conditions.  Winds will be from the north-northeast at 10 to 20 mph.  Low temperatures will range from the lower to mid-50s over the interior and upper 50s to lower 60s along the coast.  High temperatures will range from the lower to mid-60s on Long Island, upper 60s to the lower 70s along the I-95 corridor, and mid to upper 60s over the interior.

TUESDAY

A trough will produce cloudy skies and isolated showers.  Low temperatures will range from the mid- to upper-50s.  High temperatures will range from the mid- to upper-60s over the interior and lower to mid-70s along the coast.

WEDNESDAY

High pressure will produce clear skies to a few clouds.  Low temperatures will range from the mid to upper-50s.  High temperatures will range from the lower to mid-70s on Long Island, mid to upper 70s over the interior, and upper 70s to lower 80s along the I-95 corridor.

THURSDAY

A warm front will produce variable cloud cover and scattered showers.  Low temperatures will range from the lower to mid-60s over the interior and mid to upper 60s along the coast.  High temperatures will range from the mid-to-upper 70s over the interior and Long Island and the upper 70s to lower 80s along the I-95 corridor.