10 PM Radar Update: Waves of moisture continue to push into the region, and will continue to do so overnight and through much of the day tomorrow. Precipitation will be of varying intensity and types based on location and elevation. The deepening low pressure off the coast is resulting in equally strengthening easterly winds. This increase in wind has extended the impacts of the downslope along and east of the river, with us observing decreased precipitation rates as far west as areas past Kings

Florida Keys now under a tropical storm warning ……………. Hurricane Rafael Tropical Cyclone Update NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL AL182024 720 PM EST Tue Nov 05 2024 ...RAFAEL INTENSIFIES INTO A HURRICANE... Recent data from a NOAA Hurricane Hunter aircraft indicates that Rafael has become a hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 75 mph (120 km/h) with higher gusts. Data from the aircraft also indicates that the minimum central pressure has fallen to 986 mb (29.11 inches). SUMMARY OF 720

Tuesday 8am Radar Update A quick look at the radar, and for the first time in many months, a widespread, soaking rain is falling across the Hudson Valley. The steadiest rain will continue this morning, falling heavy at times in some places. The rain showers will continue through the afternoon hours, but should become lighter and more scattered in nature. The threat for scattered showers will persist into the night time hours, tapering off gradually near sunrise on Wednesday. | Hudson Valley Weat