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Santa's journey from the North Pole to the Big Apple should be an easy one with mild weather forecasted along his path on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

There's no snow in the forecast yet for the NYC area but heavy rains and damaging winds are expected Sunday afternoon through early Monday, with many areas also under a flood watch.

JFK Airport was walloped with 7.97 inches of rain on Friday -- a new daily record dating back to 1948, when data was first collected.

New York City will dry off Saturday as any lingering rains from the soaking it took a day earlier were expected to taper off by early afternoon.

New York City has been hit with flash floods causing havoc for travelers and virtually shutting down the city, closing roads and subways.

The dew point, which measures humidity, dipped into the 40s and 50s between Monday and Thursday — making the city feel more like a mountain town than the juicy urban jungle.

A potentially deadly heat wave will scorch NYC with humid temperatures soaring, making it the hottest July on record since 2020.

Rain may make a return to New York this weekend following this week's heavy showers that turned roads into waterfalls, sent boulders flying off mountains toward homes and flooded homes across the northeastern portion of the state.

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