STORM WATCH: The Bronx enjoys a beautiful Veterans Day before soaking nor’easter arrives

On that Bronx forecast, we are in storm watch this morning. Hope what's going on. Yeah, thankfully today is the pick of the week because we are tracking some big changes to the forecast starting tomorrow and lasting into our Friday. Here's what you need to know. A nor'easter will bring windswept rain to our borough starting tomorrow morning and lasting throughout the day on Friday. The timing starting as early as 5, 6 in the morning tomorrow and lasting through at least 9, 10 p.m. On Friday night, the impacts, ponding, poor visibility, messy travel conditions. We're seeing a low risk for flooding, so we're not expecting that to be widespread. But today is the day to prepare, clear out those drains, make sure that you are just staying vigilant when it comes to this forecast because tomorrow will be a mess. Thankfully, this morning is much quieter. You know, we're just waking up to a few passing clouds. We're not seeing any wet weather. We are seeing some really nice conditions for Veterans Day. So if you have any plans in Tremont, lots of sunshine to start. Temperatures are chilly, 40s and 50s. We're a touch milder this afternoon with highs in the low to mid 60s. So looking good in Riverdale at 64, 63 in Hunts Point. How about 63 in parts of Morris Heights? Now, later on tonight, clouds will start to thicken. You may even see just a few spotty showers. But we are tracking some wet weather that is going to disrupt any plans that you have tomorrow into Friday. I will give you a closer look at the timing coming up in just a few minutes.