New York, NY

Remnants of Isaias brought moderate to heavy rain, gusty winds and a risk of flash flooding to New York City. Forecast rainfall totals were generally 1 to 3 inches, with isolated higher amounts and minor coastal flooding possible.

A nor’easter caused flooding, strong winds and coastal impacts across New York City, including more than 1,000 reports of downed trees. The storm also produced power outages, transportation disruptions and wind gusts reaching 55 mph at JFK.

The storm delivered 2.86 inches of rain to Central Park over roughly 72 hours, while higher totals were recorded elsewhere in the region. Coastal flood advisories remained in effect as conditions gradually improved and temperatures were expected to warm later in the week.