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Ran is falling today, but how much? Here’s what the NWS forecast shows.

The weather pattern across the Great Lakes and Northeast will suddenly switch from summerlike to autumn conditions in the coming days. A November-like chill will sweep in and may even trigger snow in some places this weekend. AccuWeather meteorologists warn that the transition will be preceded by a dose of heavy rain and the risk of flash flooding in parts of the Northeast due in part to Tropical Storm Philippe. As the air trends much cooler, tropical moisture from the Atlantic will feed into th

As a strong push of Canadian air swings across the southern Plains, the handoff from very warm to cool conditions will set off torrential downpours that may not only ease short-term drought conditions but may also lead to dangerous flash flooding in portions of north-central and northeastern Texas, including the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex from Wednesday night to Thursday morning, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. Should the situation escalate to its full potential, a life-threatening flash flood

Tropical Storm Philippe continues to fight adverse atmospheric conditions as it treks across the Atlantic, unleashing heavy rain across portions of the Lesser Antilles in the eastern Caribbean. AccuWeather meteorologists, who have been tracking Philippe since mid-September days before an organized system developed, say the storm will travel for nearly 2,000 miles to the north, where it could strike Atlantic Canada with heavy rain, strong winds and storm surge early next week. Along its path, imp

As a strong push of Canadian air swings across the southern Plains, the handoff from very warm to cool conditions will set off torrential downpours that may not only ease short-term drought conditions but may also lead to dangerous flash flooding in portions of north-central and northeastern Texas, including the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex from late Wednesday to Thursday morning, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. Should the situation escalate to its full potential, a life-threatening flash flood

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A taste of second summer arrived right on time for October in the Northeast, but the unusual warmth won't stick around for long. A late-week reality check will come in the form of a significant cooldown and perhaps stormy conditions brewing for some, AccuWeather meteorologists say. Dry, warm and generally sunny conditions will allow those in New York City and other areas of the upper mid-Atlantic and southern New England to clean up after Friday's deluge where more than 8 inches of rai...

Cleanup is underway in the Village of Mamaroneck after a storm brought more than 6 inches of rain and flooding to parts of Westchester County.

The clean-up is underway after Friday's heavy rain caused flooding in homes and a landside impacting a pizzeria.

The rain stopped Friday evening, but a mess was left behind in parts of Westchester County