STORM WATCH: Brooklyn braces for Thursday nor’easter after sunny Veterans Day, with 1-2 inches of rain possible

Good morning. Happy Wednesday. We're halfway through the week and we're on storm watch. Not for today, but for tomorrow. Here's what you need to know. A nor'easter will bring windswept rain to the borough starting tomorrow morning and lasting throughout the day on Friday. Some potential impacts that we're watching, ponding, poor visibility, some large puddles. It's really going to be a mess to be out and about tomorrow and even into parts of our Friday. Thankfully, this morning you're waking up to some quiet conditions. Some clouds in the sky from Canarsie, Park Slope, even towards Williamsburg and Greenpoint, we are seeing some quiet conditions across the five boroughs as well. And if you have any plans this morning or this afternoon in Sunset Park, we're seeing lots of sunshine for Veterans Day, and we will start to see those temperatures climbing into the 60s as we get into this afternoon. Much milder compared to yesterday. 65 in Red Hook, looking good in Bay Ridge at 64. Clouds will thicken overnight, getting us ready for some wet weather as temperatures will just fall to the 50s. But we are tracking some spotty showers as early as tomorrow morning. Rain does start to pick up in intensity during the afternoon. That will be the worst of the storm with those breezy conditions. And the rain will continue into your Friday morning commute. Now, if you're traveling north, you have a better chance of seeing some wet snowflakes. I'll give you a closer look at the timing coming up.