STORM WATCH: Powerful nor’easter brings another wave of rain, wind and coastal flooding Sunday night

Things to note as we head into the rest of our afternoon and getting ready for next week is the northeast are still going to be impacting us for Monday. Well, in some ways, yes, but it just won't be nearly as we'll say intense as it has been for either this morning, Saturday night and also for Saturday morning as well. Instead, here's a few things that are going to be changing. The winds are not going to be nearly as strong coastal flooding is mainly going to be a concern heading into this evening, but we are looking for that to even start to have some improvements as well. And then the downpours that will be holding off until we get to the later parts of this evening. But that does not mean that it will not be rain for the rest of the day. We're still going to be tracking some light rain showers lingering across much of the region. But the winds for the next few hours in the rain in itself, even if it is light showers, is not going to be too much intense as until we get to the later parts of this evening. So here's how the system in itself is pretty much going to be moving for us. It made landfall over towards New Jersey earlier for this morning, but for the rest of the afternoon, it's going to be bouncing right back out. So that low pressure is going to go back towards the north and east. And as it does so, that's where the rain is going to be lifting right back into our region overnight into our Monday morning. So you'll want the rain gear heading into Monday morning. Umbrellas are not going to be too effective because of how breezy it's going to be. But rain boots, rain jacket definitely want to have those ready to go and expect just gross Monday across the board. It will improve by the time we get to our Monday afternoon around four o'clock, but still could have some lingering showers for us. But how much more rainfall can we expect? About an inch of rain near Yonkers in the Bronx. Brooklyn can potentially see more depending on where those heavy bands set up. However, over towards western Connecticut, Stanford once again looks to be one of the bullseyes for seeing the heaviest rainfall. But once we're done with today heading into next week, Monday is the last chance for rain and then smooth sailing.