Summary:
NYC is under a drought warning due to persistent dry conditions.
The city saw its second-longest dry streak in October, lasting 32 days.
City agencies are implementing drought protocols, and water conservation is urged.
Rain is potentially arriving as early as Wednesday, with heavier rainfall expected on Thursday.
The rain may not completely end the drought but will provide relief and aid in fighting brush fires.
NYC Drought Warning: Rain in Sight?
New York City is officially under a drought warning, Mayor Eric Adams announced. The city experienced its second-longest dry streak in October, with 32 rainless days—a situation not seen since 1924!
City agencies are implementing drought protocols, and residents are urged to conserve water.
But there's hope on the horizon! Early weather models predict rain arriving as early as Wednesday evening, with heavy rainfall expected on Thursday. While it may not fully end the drought, it could provide much-needed relief and assist firefighters battling brush fires in the tri-state area.
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Scattered showers are anticipated for Friday, with a chance of snow further north and west.
Stay updated on the latest weather information via the PIX11 Weather Center: <a href="https://pix11.com/weather/">PIX11 Weather Center</a>
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