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US National Weather Service Northeast River Forecast Center The Northeast River Forecast Center is responsible for providing river, flood and water resource for New England and much of New York State.

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Light precipitation continues throughout today (Saturday) and tomorrow (Sunday) as a low pressure system finishes cleari...
11/14/2026

Light precipitation continues throughout today (Saturday) and tomorrow (Sunday) as a low pressure system finishes clearing the area. The heaviest amounts will be primarily focused in mountain tops and lake effect regions.

Recent snowfall amounts will slowly begin to melt throughout the weekend and into next week.

Mixed precipitation continues into the weekend, bringing an additional 0.1 inches to most of the region and 0.75 inches ...
11/13/2026

Mixed precipitation continues into the weekend, bringing an additional 0.1 inches to most of the region and 0.75 inches to mountaintops and lake-effect areas.
The highest snowfall amounts have been in the Catskills, with totals of 8–12 inches observed.

A late week frontal system is likely to bring widespread rain and some scattered snow showers to the region. The highest...
11/12/2026

A late week frontal system is likely to bring widespread rain and some scattered snow showers to the region. The highest totals are most likely to be across central New York and western New England with totals up to 2.00" in liquid equivalent. Isolated snow showers and/or a rain/snow mix are possible across New York and Northern New England, especially in areas of higher elevation. The highest accumulations are expected in areas of higher elevation, but will likely melt quickly in the coming days.

A late week frontal system is likely to bring widespread rain and some scattered snow showers. The highest totals are mo...
11/11/2026

A late week frontal system is likely to bring widespread rain and some scattered snow showers. The highest totals are most likely to be across central New York and western New England with totals up to 2.50" in liquid equivalent. Isolated snow showers or a rain/snow mix are possible across New York and Northern New England, especially in areas of higher elevation.

A late week frontal system could bring widespread rain and some isolated snow showers. The highest totals are most likel...
11/10/2026

A late week frontal system could bring widespread rain and some isolated snow showers. The highest totals are most likely to be across central New York and New England with totals from 0.75" to 1.50". Isolated snow showers or a rain/snow mix are possible in northern New England, especially in areas of higher elevation.

Passing showers could bring light rain totals up to 0.50" over the next few days, otherwise the region returns to dry co...
11/09/2026

Passing showers could bring light rain totals up to 0.50" over the next few days, otherwise the region returns to dry conditions. There is potential for a late-week storm but details remain uncertain at this time.

Most of the region received rainfall this weekend. The heaviest rainfall occurred along the New England coast with wides...
11/08/2026

Most of the region received rainfall this weekend. The heaviest rainfall occurred along the New England coast with widespread 1-4". While there were river rises, no river flooding occurred. Drier weather is expected for most of the region to start the week.

Rainfall occurred mostly yesterday and overnight providing some of the highest daily amounts of 2 to 5+ inches in southe...
11/07/2026

Rainfall occurred mostly yesterday and overnight providing some of the highest daily amounts of 2 to 5+ inches in southeastern sections of southern New England. Amounts of 1 to 2 inches overspread southern, near coastal areas of Maine that have been impacted by moderate and severe drought conditions. These amounts with additional rain today is expected to alleviate the drought conditions for portions of Maine to some degree.

Heavy rain has been ongoing throughout southern New England since early morning. Additional amounts of 2-3" are possible...
11/06/2026

Heavy rain has been ongoing throughout southern New England since early morning. Additional amounts of 2-3" are possible which could lead to flash, urban, and small stream flooding. Locally higher amounts are possible which give a small chance for river flooding.

Heavy rain is expected as a system moves east across the region through Saturday. 2-4" of rain is possible in SE MA, RI,...
11/05/2026

Heavy rain is expected as a system moves east across the region through Saturday. 2-4" of rain is possible in SE MA, RI, and CT which could lead to flash, urban, and small stream flooding. Locally higher amounts are possible which give a small chance for river flooding.

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