New York City prepares for a mixed bag of weather as the breeze serves as a reminder that winter is coming. The forecast is for sunny days punctuated by showers and possibly snowfall. Strong winds are anticipated throughout the boroughs, including Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, today, according to the National Weather Service, which also expects largely sunny conditions. Additionally, the Bronx and Staten Island are getting ready for a day with high, gusty winds.
Strong northwest winds are predicted to cause isolated tree damage and power outages today, according to the National Weather Service’s Hazardous Weather Outlook. With a 40 percent probability of rain, the outlook for Thanksgiving Day is still uncertain.
The Tri-State Area, which has been battling fire and drought risks, needs rains, according to a CBS News report. Restoring water supplies and lifting fire bans depend on the impending weather shift, which will bring a mix of rain and snow. There has been 20 inches of snow in High Point, New Jersey, and 3.13 inches of rain in Miller Place, Long Island, over the previous week. More precipitation is predicted until Friday night.
The drought is far from ended, as seen by local climate data, which indicates a large deficit in average precipitation levels despite the recent rains. Most sites are still approximately seven inches below normal.
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