Current radar shows that most of the steady rain has moved to our north and east. The exception is the southern Adirondacks and upper Hudson Valley where showers will continue through the next few hours. For the rest of the region, just isolated showers are expected through the afternoon. An isolated rumble of thunder cannot be ruled out either, mainly for the Hudson Valley south of Albany. | US National Weather Service Albany NY

🌧 Here's a look at the radar from 4 Warn Weather as storms sweep across much of Western New York. https://bit.ly/3jEyisX | News 4 WIVB Buffalo

14K views · 39 reactions | 2:25 PM Radar Update: Storms are beginning to develop across parts of eastern New York. Gusty winds up to 50 mph and torrential rainfall are possible with these storms. Stay tuned for possible warnings should these storms intensify further. Lightning data was provided by Earth Networks and Vaisala. | US National Weather Service Albany NY | Facebook

Current radar imagery shows that precipitation should begin to overspread our region within the next couple hours. While several hours of snow is expected in the high terrain, most valley areas will see a brief rain/snow mix changing to all rain with only minor snow accumulations | US National Weather Service Albany NY

[4:30pm Radar Update]: Rain intensity has become lighter across the NYC metro, and NE NJ. Heavy rain continues across portions of the Lower Hudson Valley, Long Island, and Southern CT. Be alert for roadway flooding and remember turn around don't drown. | US National Weather Service New York NY

216K views · 2.5K reactions | ACCUWEATHER UPDATE: Meteorologist Amy Freeze has been tracking the major storm that's headed for the New York area late Monday, and has the updated forecast: | ABC7NY | Facebook