STORM WATCH: Connecticut faces more wet, and possibly white weather overnight and Friday

We're continuing to monitor this nor'easter. My main concerns continue to be the potential for some flash flooding, the potential for some hail. We've seen some tornado warnings in the region or just beyond the region in the five boroughs and that potential for some of those gusts that could be on the damaging side. We've seen some pretty decent gusts so far today between 30 and up near 40, 45 miles per hour in some areas. So it's wind driven rain and we've seen the first wave, but there's even more on the way. Look at this mess out there. We're seeing those pockets of that moderate to heavy rainfall. You can see all the lightning that's on the way. We've had some of those spots that have seen quite a bit of rain so far. And here's my next concern. It's this next wave that's on the way. This has lost a little bit of juice in the past 30 minutes or so, but it was curving in such a way that indicates there's a whole lot of wind behind it. Some of those rainfall rates up between one and two inches or two and three inches. So that's on the way to us. We're going to see that trajectory moving into areas of Brooklyn, the In the Bronx, southern portions of Westchester, the potential for Rockland and Orange. Then working its way over into Fairfield County. Now this is the second wave we've already seen quite a bit so far today. And this is just the beginning of an active afternoon and evening. So we're going to be continuing to keep an eye on this. But a whole lot of lightning is within this in terms of some of those rain amounts. Most areas around an inch, but some areas up between two and three inches. But this is again the first round. We have more on the way. We'll keep you updated.