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Incoming rain, winds to disrupt holiday travel around NYC — when to expect the ‘heaviest’ storms
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0:48Now PlayingThanksgiving travelers in and out of New York City will not be riding the gravy train this year — with forecasters predicting that storms could wreak havoc on flights Wednesday. NY Post reporter Jesse O'Neill shares this story.
Light rain was expected to start in the five boroughs around 4 p.m. and gradually ramp up, accompanied by wind gusts of up to 35 mph Tuesday night, according to Fox Weather meteorologist Seth Darling.
The overnight hours could see the “heaviest rainfall,” of up to 2 inches or more, with the morning commute being especially impacted, he said.
“Any of the flights on Wednesday morning could have some potential delays. Anyone trying to leave the tri-state area through any of the interstate options that we have will definitely encounter some slowdowns, and lower visibility,” Darling warned.
The worst of the storm system would affect areas to the south — Atlantic City, Delaware, Baltimore and Washington, DC — bad news for anyone traveling to that region, the forecaster said.
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