Friday is another First Alert Weather Day as rounds of heavy rain move through the New York City area, which could cause flooding. It comes after storms pounded the Tri-State Area on Thursday and made for a messy evening commute.

Upwards of 2 inches of rain are expected areawide over the course of what is expected to be a day-long washout, one that could potentially trigger flash floods or river flooding in vulnerable areas across the region.

⛈️ A few strong to severe storms could be embedded in the increasing rain coverage as we move into the afternoon hours. These isolated storms will be capable of damaging winds, large hail, and a tornado cannot be ruled out along the immediate coast. #LAwx #MSwx https://t.co/SwKlgBDQQa pic.twitter.com/qOS81UsK97