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Several areas in the state are under a Flood Watch or Warning. If heavy rain and severe weather is impacting your area, be cautious when traveling and know how to stay safe should flooding occur: dhses.ny.gov/flood.

Showers and thunderstorms will increase in coverage this afternoon and evening, especially across the Genesee Valley, Finger Lakes, and east of Lake Ontario. Some storms may produce locally heavy rainfall and bring a risk of localized flash flooding.

The best time to prepare for a hurricane is before hurricane season begins in June. Don’t wait until it’s too late - gather emergency supplies, strengthen your home, and learn your community’s evacuation and sheltering plans. Learn more at dhses.ny.gov/hurricane

A Flood Watch is now in effect for all of CNY through Wednesday afternoon. 💦🌧☂ If you have travel plans, monitor 511NY.org for real-time conditions. Expect changing conditions, slow down and increase your following distance. 🚘

Portions of the Southern Tier & Mid-Hudson regions may see Severe Thunderstorms this evening. Hail, wind up to 70 mph, and isolated tornadoes are possible. These areas, including portions of Central NY are also under a Flood Watch & have an increased chance for flash flooding.

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Several areas across the state are under a Flood Watch or Warning. If you see a flooded road, follow this simple rule: Turn Around, Don’t Drown. For more flooding safety tips visit: dhses.ny.gov/flood

A line of thunderstorms is currently moving through eastern PA. There is potential for some strong to severe storms to reach far western Orange and Passaic Counties. Damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes are possible in the strongest storms. #NYwx #NJwx

Area of rain and storms progressing northeastward out of the Southern Tier & Northeast PA should gradually weaken as it approaches the eastern northern/eastern Catskills but a few stronger storms are not ruled out. If outdoors through evening, stay alert for thunderstorms! #nywx

Numerous Flood Watches & Warnings remain in effect across much of CNY/NE PA. Remain weather aware tonight, and never drive through flooded roadways. Flooding is harder to spot at night. Turn around, don't drown. weather.gov/bgm and radar.weather.gov/station/KBGM/s… #NYWX #PAWX

Areas of heavy rain are returning to eastern NY this evening. Given how wet many areas already are, renewed urbanized and poor drainage flooding may occur tonight. Stay alert and turn around if you encounter any flood roads. #nywx

Many areas across the state are under Flood Watches Warnings and Advisories. Monitor your local forecast to stay up to date on conditions in your neighborhood. Remember, don’t walk or drive through flood waters. If you see a water covered roadway: turn around, don’t drown.

A Flood Watch for flash flooding is in effect for western to central portions of the state into this morning. Monitor your local forecast and be prepared should flooding occur. Remember, turn around, don't drown. For more flood safety tips: dhses.ny.gov/flood

Hurricane season runs from June through November. Is your emergency kit fully stocked and ready? Items to include are: - Food and water - Medications & hygiene supplies - Flashlight, chargers & batteries - First aid kit - Pet supplies Learn more: dhses.ny.gov/hurricane

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A coastal storm is expected to bring widespread soaking rainfall to eastern NY & western New England late Thu into Sat. Rainfall amounts of 1-2+ inches are forecast at this time. Due to recent rains, some areas could see flooding of low-lying, poor drainage and/or urban areas.

A Flood Watch is in effect from 5 a.m. Friday to 8 a.m. Saturday for portions of the Capital Region, Mid-Hudson, and Mohawk Valley. A coastal storm could also bring additional widespread rainfall late tonight into Saturday. Isolated flash flooding is possible.

Hurricanes don’t plan ahead, but you can. Sign up for a Citizen Preparedness Corps training where leaders from the NY National Guard cover a number of emergency preparedness tips that can help you during any disaster or emergency. Sign up today: prepare.ny.gov

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