By Alex Sosnowski, Expert Senior Meteorologist
September 24,2014; 9:40PM,EDT
A nor'easter moving up the Atlantic coast with drenching rain and gusty winds will affect the New York City area Thursday into Thursday evening and could affect play for the last game of the regular season for the Yankees.
The Thursday evening game is also the last home game of Derek Jeter's career. While the heaviest rain and strongest winds are forecast to shift to the north of the area by game time Thursday, there is still the potential for off and on rain and drizzle with a cool breeze throughout the evening.
This
image of New York Yankees' Derek Jeter was taken on Thursday, Sept. 18,
2014. Jeter's last career game is scheduled to be at Fenway Park in
Boston on Sunday, Sept. 28, 2014. The AccuWeather forecast for Boston on
Sunday is mostly sunny and warm with a high near 80 F. (AP Photo/Frank
Franklin II)To track the Atlantic coast rainstorm in relation to Yankee Stadium, check in with AccuWeather's MinuteCast™, which is a patented minute-by-minute, highly localized precipitation forecast. MinuteCast will keep you informed on exactly when it will start and stop raining at a precise street address or GPS location.
The combination of rain, wind and other conditions may result in AccuWeather.com RealFeel® temperatures in the 50s much of the time Thursday into Thursday evening. Actual temperatures will be held to the 60s.
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Windswept rain and excess water on the roads can slow the commute. Rain, wind and low cloud ceilings can lead to delays at area airports.
Minor flooding at times of high tide can occur on Thursday from the New Jersey coast to the western end of Long Island Sound.
By the time, the storm departs on Friday and on through the weekend, the surrounding air mass will continue to modify. Dry air and clear skies will expand eastward from the Midwest.
The weather will be dandy for checking out the foliage in northern upstate New York and northern New England.
In the New York City area, highs in the lower 80s are in the offing for Saturday and Sunday with abundant sunshine.
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