Soggy New York to Get More Rain After a Month of Dreary Weather
A weekend storm is expected to bring one last dose of rainfall to an already waterlogged New York after a month of above-average precipitation.
Persistent low-pressure systems have been funneling moisture into the southern half of the state, fueling round after round of storms. As of May 29, rainfall totals were up to 6 inches (15 centimeters) above normal from the Albany area south through the Catskill Mountains and into New York City, said Bryan Jackson, a meteorologist at the US Weather Prediction Center.
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