A flash flood warning and watch was issued for the city as heavy rain is expected to blanket NYC in the coming days. Here's what to know. r

When it rains, it pours. New York City could get drenched by more than four inches of rain as an “unusually powerful storm” is set to get underway Tuesday, according to forecasters. The Big Apple is under a flood watch from Tuesday morning until Wednesday morning as rounds of showers and thunderstorms are expected to dump 2 to 4 inches of rain citywide.

It's a soggy start to the week. NYC officials warned of possible flooding as heavy rain moved into the area early Monday morning with the potential to affect the commute.

A flash flood warning went into effect in New York City and parts of New Jersey on Monday morning as heavy showers and thunderstorms descended on the area.

The storm brought widespread flooding to eastern New York as torrential rainfall overwhelmed roads, streams and drainage systems.

The New York City Emergency Management Department has issued a Heat Advisory, beginning Thursday. Showers and thunderstorms are also in the forecast.

Storms could bring flooding to parts of New Jersey Sunday night into Monday, with more rain expected later this week.

NYC Ferry is warning that there could be possible weather-related delays on Monday as heavy rain and thunderstorms batter the region. Commuters using the ferries should also be cautious of flooding near landings,