Staten Island residents should prepare for minor coastal flooding Thursday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service. A coastal flood advisory is in effect for the area, with potential impacts to tidal waterways and low-lying coastal areas.
The weather service warns that astronomically high water levels from a recent full moon will contribute to minor flooding during Thursday’s high tide cycle. Areas along Staten Island’s shoreline and tidal waterways may experience flooding between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Residents in low-lying areas should be prepared to move vehicles and valuable items to higher ground.
Temperatures will reach the lower 80s on Thursday, with mostly sunny skies and northerly winds around 5 to 10 mph. A moderate risk of rip currents exists for coastal areas and beachgoers should exercise caution. The weather service recommends monitoring local conditions and being aware of potential flooding.
The extended forecast shows a weakening cold front approaching late Thursday night, with temperatures dropping to the lower 60s. Friday will bring similar conditions, with highs in the 70s and a chance of patchy morning fog. The weekend outlook suggests continued mild temperatures with a slight chance of showers on Sunday.
Long-term weather patterns indicate a stable atmospheric conditions through early next week, with temperatures remaining close to seasonal averages and no significant storm systems expected.
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