STORM WATCH: Nor'easter to bring soaking rain, gusty winds followed by much colder temperatures to the Bronx

Weather because it's going to take a nasty turn tomorrow. Skyler's got the details. Unfortunately, we are going to be dealing with a nor'easter for our Thursday and for our Friday. It's rain, it's wind. It's not as intense of wind as what we saw the last nor'easter, but still could have some gusts that could damage some trees or some power lines. The potential for flash flooding is more from if those drains get clogged from leaves as they're knocked off the trees and ushered into our drainage system. There's also the possibility for some hail within this as well. Those gusts are going to continue to pick up throughout the day. Today, we're going to be seeing gusts. Between 25 and 35 miles per hour and that's going to continue for the next couple of days. Even when the rain clears out for the weekend, the gustiness is going to be lingering as the system continues to move away from us. So rain really picks up as we head into the second half of our Thursday. You can see that area of maroon and magenta. I don't like to see that. That means very intense rainfall is possible. This time frame right as we're heading into that rush hour commute for the evening on Thursday continues into early parts of Friday. So a lot to keep track of.