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Daily streamflows across the region range from normal to much below normal. Dry weather is expected to continue through much of the next week. Rivers continue to recede.
The image on the left shows the daily streamflows across the northeast.

ALT The image on the left shows the daily streamflows across the northeast.

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Zero precipitation is predicted to fall over the region into next week. Local rivers continue to recede such as the Oneida River near Euclid, NY. Photo was taken by the USGS.
The image shows the Oneida River near Euclid, NY. Taken by USGS

ALT The image shows the Oneida River near Euclid, NY. Taken by USGS

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No precipitation is forecast across the region through Monday morning. Dry weather is expected to continue beyond Monday into the week. Rivers continue to recede.
The left image shows the 72 hour forecasted precipitation.

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Drought conditions have not changed much over the past week. The dry weather this week will impede any drought improvement. River levels will continue to recede.
The image shows the Northeast DEWS U.S. Drought Monitor.

ALT The image shows the Northeast DEWS U.S. Drought Monitor.

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Dry weather is expected over the next 5 days aside from some overnight rain tonight in southeastern MA. River levels will continue to recede.
The image shows the QPF for the next 5 days as forecasted by the Weather Prediction Center (WPC).

ALT The image shows the QPF for the next 5 days as forecasted by the Weather Prediction Center (WPC).

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Dry weather is expected over the next week. River levels will continue to recede.
The image shows the national QPF for the next 7 days.

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Over the next 6-14 Days odds are favoring below normal precipitation across New York and New England. #nywx #vtwx #nhwx #mewx #mawx #ctwx #riwx
The image on the left is the latest CPC Day 6-10 Precipitation Outlook covering from October 24-28, 2026. The image on the right is the latest CPC 8-14 Day Precipitation Outlook covering from October 26 to November 1, 2026.

ALT The image on the left is the latest CPC Day 6-10 Precipitation Outlook covering from October 24-28, 2026. The image on the right is the latest CPC 8-14 Day Precipitation Outlook covering from October 26 to November 1, 2026.

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Dry conditions are expected across nearly the entire region through next week, aside from passing showers on the south coast late Monday evening. River levels will continue to recede after rises from repeated precipitation over the past week.
The graphic shows the 7-day precipitation forecast for the Northeast, with all areas showing little to no precipitation aside from light showers along the south coast.

ALT The graphic shows the 7-day precipitation forecast for the Northeast, with all areas showing little to no precipitation aside from light showers along the south coast.

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High Pressure building over the Northeastern United States will bring dry weather to the region for Sunday and early in the coming week.
The graphic shows the precipitation forecast through 8AM Tuesday. Lingering showers will come to an end by Saturday evening.

ALT The graphic shows the precipitation forecast through 8AM Tuesday. Lingering showers will come to an end by Saturday evening.

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Several rounds of rain over the past several days have soaked the region, with widespread totals of 1.00-4.00". Rain continues across the Northeast today into tomorrow morning. Totals of 0.50" to 1.00" are possible across much of the region, with isolated totals of up to 1.25".
The image on the left shows the 3 day accumulations from several rounds of rain over that have have soaked the region, with accumulated totals of up to 5.00" in New York and New Hampshire and widespread totals of 1.00 to 4.00 inches. Rain continues across the Northeast today into tomorrow morning.The image on the right shows the 72-hour precipitation forecast for the Northeast. Widespread rainfall amounts of 0.25-0.5" possible, with higher totals near 0.5-1.00" across much of southern New England, New York, and far northern New England. Isolated totals of up to 1.25" are possible.

ALT The image on the left shows the 3 day accumulations from several rounds of rain over that have have soaked the region, with accumulated totals of up to 5.00" in New York and New Hampshire and widespread totals of 1.00 to 4.00 inches. Rain continues across the Northeast today into tomorrow morning.The image on the right shows the 72-hour precipitation forecast for the Northeast. Widespread rainfall amounts of 0.25-0.5" possible, with higher totals near 0.5-1.00" across much of southern New England, New York, and far northern New England. Isolated totals of up to 1.25" are possible.

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Several rounds of rain over the past several days have soaked the region, with widespread totals of 1.00-4.00". Rain continues across the Northeast today into tomorrow morning. Totals of 0.50" to 1.00" are possible across much of the region, with i
The image on the left shows the 3 day accumulations from several rounds of rain over that have have soaked the region, with accumulated totals of up to 5.00" in New York and New Hampshire and widespread totals of 1.00 to 4.00 inches. Rain continues across the Northeast today into tomorrow morning.The image on the right shows the 72-hour precipitation forecast for the Northeast. Widespread rainfall amounts of 0.25-0.5" possible, with higher totals near 0.5-1.00" across much of southern New England, New York, and far northern New England. Isolated totals of up to 1.25" are possible.

ALT The image on the left shows the 3 day accumulations from several rounds of rain over that have have soaked the region, with accumulated totals of up to 5.00" in New York and New Hampshire and widespread totals of 1.00 to 4.00 inches. Rain continues across the Northeast today into tomorrow morning.The image on the right shows the 72-hour precipitation forecast for the Northeast. Widespread rainfall amounts of 0.25-0.5" possible, with higher totals near 0.5-1.00" across much of southern New England, New York, and far northern New England. Isolated totals of up to 1.25" are possible.

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Rain returns late tonight and will continue through tomorrow for much of the Northeast. Half an inch is possible in Southern New England, increasing to 1-1.5" in portions of central NY and northern New England. No river flooding is expected at this time.
The image shows the 72-hour precipitation forecast for the Northeast. Up to half an inch of rain is possible in southern New England, with higher totals of 1 to 1.50 inches in portions of central New York and northern New England.

ALT The image shows the 72-hour precipitation forecast for the Northeast. Up to half an inch of rain is possible in southern New England, with higher totals of 1 to 1.50 inches in portions of central New York and northern New England.

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Multiple rounds of rain have brought 1-2" to much of the region. Another system could bring widespread rain late week. There is uncertainty in impacts, but precipitation amounts over 1" are possible. Stay tuned to forecasts from NERFC or your local weather office this week.
Left image is the past 3-day precipitation amounts for the Northeast. Right image shows the 72-hour precipitation forecast for the Northeast.

ALT Left image is the past 3-day precipitation amounts for the Northeast. Right image shows the 72-hour precipitation forecast for the Northeast.

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A system will bring up to 2.50" of precipitation to the region today into tomorrow, with the highest totals in northern areas. Precipitation is expected to benefit some drought stricken areas. Widespread river rises are expected but no flooding is forecast.
Left image is the 72-hour precipitation forecast for the Northeast with up to 2.50" possible in northern areas and up to half an inch in southern areas. Right image is the Northeast Drought Monitor, with portions of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and New York in active drought.

ALT Left image is the 72-hour precipitation forecast for the Northeast with up to 2.50" possible in northern areas and up to half an inch in southern areas. Right image is the Northeast Drought Monitor, with portions of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and New York in active drought.

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The remnants of Isaias brought widespread 0.10 to around 3" of precipitation over the past 24 hours. Highest amounts were observed over southern New England. Another system brings rain & a wintry mix to some of the higher terrain of northern New England tonight through Tuesday.
The image on the left is the latest 24 Hour (Daily) Quantitative Precipitation Estimation (QPE) ending at 8 AM October 12, 2026. The image on the right is the latest Northeast River Forecast Center (NERFC) 72 hour precipitation forecast. It is valid from October 12-15, 2026 ending at 8 AM.

ALT The image on the left is the latest 24 Hour (Daily) Quantitative Precipitation Estimation (QPE) ending at 8 AM October 12, 2026. The image on the right is the latest Northeast River Forecast Center (NERFC) 72 hour precipitation forecast. It is valid from October 12-15, 2026 ending at 8 AM.

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Widespread rain today through Tuesday with the current system focused on southern NY/New England. The Tuesday system is forecasted to have the heaviest rain in northern NY/New England up to 2 inches. No river flooding is forecast at this time.
The image shows the forecasted precipitation for the next 72 hours.

ALT The image shows the forecasted precipitation for the next 72 hours.

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Rainfall associated with Post-Tropical Storm Isaias will begin impacting Southern New York and New England Sunday into Monday. Widespread rainfall totals of 0.5 to 1.5 inches are expected, with locally higher amounts possible. River flooding is not anticipated at this time.
The image shows the 72-hour precipitation forecast for the Northeast River Forecast Center region.

ALT The image shows the 72-hour precipitation forecast for the Northeast River Forecast Center region.

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Moisture associated with Hurricane Isaias will lift toward our region late this weekend into early next week. The probability of receiving 1"+ of rain is moderate (40-60%) across central New York, Long Island and coastal southern New England through early Tuesday.
The image on the left is the probability of receiving 1" or greater of rainfall ending Tuesday AM - October 13, 2026.

ALT The image on the left is the probability of receiving 1" or greater of rainfall ending Tuesday AM - October 13, 2026.

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Eventually, what remains of Isaias on Sunday through Monday will bring tropical moisture and rain, mostly overspreading southern New York state and southern New England.
The image depicts precipitation forecast amounts across the country over the next 5 days. Focusing on the northeastern states, forecast rainfall overspreads southern portions of New York state and southern New England primarily for Sunday morning through Monday.

ALT The image depicts precipitation forecast amounts across the country over the next 5 days. Focusing on the northeastern states, forecast rainfall overspreads southern portions of New York state and southern New England primarily for Sunday morning through Monday.

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Scattered showers today through Friday mostly across northern areas. Precipitation amounts of 0.25-0.50" across the Adirondacks & International Border in northern New England through Sat AM. #nywx #vtwx #nhwx #mewx #mawx #riwx #ctwx
The image on the left shows the latest Northeast River Forecast Center (NERFC) 72 hour precipitation forecast it is valid from October 7-10, 2026 ending at 8 AM. The image on the right is the latest Climate Prediction Center (CPC) Day 6-10 Precipitation Outlook covering from October 12-16, 2026.

ALT The image on the left shows the latest Northeast River Forecast Center (NERFC) 72 hour precipitation forecast it is valid from October 7-10, 2026 ending at 8 AM. The image on the right is the latest Climate Prediction Center (CPC) Day 6-10 Precipitation Outlook covering from October 12-16, 2026.

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