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The northeastern United States is expecting rain to return after experiencing several weeks of predominantly dry conditions. The approaching storm may lead to treacherous roadways, damp foliage, localized flooding in streets, and strong winds, along with a drop in temperatures. Here’s essential information for motorists as weather patterns shift throughout the area.
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00:00After weeks of dry weather, rain is forecast to return to the northeast.
00:04But the first downpours could create problems for drivers.
00:07A storm system is expected to bring showers and possible thunderstorms, Wednesday night into Thursday.
00:13Rain can mix with oil and grime on roads, making pavement slippery.
00:18Wet autumn leaves can add another hazard.
00:20Localized street flooding is possible where leaves block storm drains.
00:24Gusty winds may follow, bringing cooler temperatures.
00:27New York City is forecast to fall from highs in the low 70s earlier this week to the low 60s
00:34Friday.
00:34Detroit could drop from the mid-70s to the low 50s by Friday and Saturday.
00:39The rain may end the dry spell, but drivers should prepare for slick roads.
00:43Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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