Rounds of storms are dumping rain on the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, raising the risk of flash flooding in the already-soaked regions on Thursday.
Flash flooding has been a recurring presence in these regions over the summer: Storms with torrential rain flooded roadways in New York City and New Jersey as recently as last Thursday while also disrupting air travel in the busy corridor.
More of the same is possible into early Friday morning with multiple rounds of storms to come — some of which could be severe with damaging wind gusts and perhaps a tornado.
Drenching storms bubbled up late Thursday morning in southeastern Pennsylvania and expended northeast to parts of New Jersey and New York City. Flash flood warnings were active in the region in the early afternoon, including in parts of New York City.
These storms followed a batch of showers and thunderstorms that impacted parts of northern New Jersey and southern New York early Thursday morning.
