Another nice night is ahead and as well as more sunshine for tomorrow. Friday will feature temperatures that are slightly above normal, with some lower 70s sprinkled throughout the borough. A veil of high thin clouds filters in on Saturday ahead of some rain on Sunday.

Confidence is growing for another weekend of rain and even the possibility of some flash flooding in part of the tri-state area. Details are still uncertain at this point. As of right now, the timing is looking more like later Sunday into Monday. There is still a wide range in rainfall totals coming from forecast model guidance. Anywhere from a half inch to just over 1 inch is still possible.

Hurricane Isaias is now the first hurricane of the Atlantic hurricane season. It is forecast to intensify to a Category 2 hurricane before making landfall along the Northern Gulf Coast Friday night into Saturday morning. After landfall, it is forecasted to weaken and track north, bringing tropical moisture well inland. The remnants and tropical rains will head northward and some of it will make it far enough north that we see rain for this weekend.

It is still too early to determine the exact track, timing, and potential impacts of the remnants of Isaias. Details for our local area will come into better focus in the next day or two and closer to landfall.

Stay tuned to your News 12 team of meteorologists for updates.