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NYC faces soaking Thursday commute as tropical activity intensifies in the Atlantic

NEW YORK CITY – Might need to have that umbrella handy in New York City over the next couple of days.

Specifically during Thursday's morning commute, where scattered showers, storms, heavy downpours and even some localized flooding are all possible. FOX 5 NY's Mike Woods says: "Your rain chances go up big time tonight into tomorrow."

Meanwhile, the tropics remain active. While Hurricane Gabrielle may not be a direct threat to the United States, some areas of "disturbed weather" are looming in the Atlantic.

"Some areas of disturbed weather that could become our next numbered or named system that could have impacts on the mainland U.S. at some point," Woods said.

NYC braces for heavy rain and flooding

NEW YORK (PIX11) — New York City is preparing for its first autumn storm, with heavy rain potentially disrupting commutes through Thursday.

The NYC Emergency Management reports that the most intense rainfall is anticipated between Thursday morning and evening.

Officials caution that these downpours may lead to flooding on roadways and in areas with poor drainage.

In the afternoon and into the evening, some thunderstorms will be possible as a trailing cold front sweeps through the region. One or two of the storms could contain damaging gusts in excess of 60 mph.

The rain is expected to cease by Friday morning as the cold front moves out of the region.

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