STORM WATCH: Bronx faces wet afternoon, evening as nor’easter brings soaking rain through Friday

We're on storm watch. The rain is already moving across the borough and we're expecting the worst of the storm to be this afternoon. So let's take you through the travel timeline. Now through at least 12 p.m. expect some spot showers. Winds are not a concern just yet. It's still light coming in out of the east near 5 to 10 miles per hour. After 3 p.m. through at least your evening commute, expect windswept rain. That can come down moderate to heavy at times, reducing visibility, bringing some puddles ponding on the road. We're not seeing the risk for flooding. But if you live in a community that's prone to seeing flooding, you want to keep that in mind during this time frame. Later on tonight, through the overnight, the rain starts to lighten up. The winds are still noticeably breezy. Gusts up to 20 to 25 miles per hour. You can see where our storm system is right now. Again, some rain is moving in. The worst of the storm will be this afternoon. So University Heights, have your umbrellas and put on those rain boots and just be prepared for some messy conditions taking us throughout the day. Temperatures are cool. Upper 50s, near 60 degrees, but temperatures will be quickly tumbling over the next couple of days. Look how cold it's getting overnight. We're falling into the low to mid 40s, and we are seeing even colder air moving in this weekend. Again, we're seeing some moderate to heavy rain this afternoon through this evening. I'll let you know more coming up.