NYC weather: Torrential downpours, severe storms possible again Tuesday

Storms cancel thousands of flights across region

It's a quieter day today weather wise, but there are still some pretty intense storms moving through the tri-state area, causing thousands of flights to be canceled or delayed.

NEW YORK CITY - The threat of severe weather remains Tuesday across the tri-state area, bringing the potential of torrential rain, strong thunderstorms, damaging winds, and even some small hail.

Severe weather outlook

Almost all of New Jersey, as well as parts of New York state, are under a marginal risk.
A river flood warning has been issued in Morris County until Wednesday at 2 a.m.

Storm impacts

Damaging winds and small hail are both possible.
Rain could become heavy at times.

Storm timing

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The line of showers and storms will enter New Jersey around 3 p.m., and will gradually move east into the city by 7 p.m.
The Wednesday morning commute should be dry, followed by a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day.

Storms strand travelers at Newark Airport

Storms sweeping through the tri-state area have stranded thousands of travelers at airports across the region. FOX 5 New York's Teresa Priolo visits Newark Liberty Airport to see how bad the delays are.