Tracking showers/storms around midnight in Brooklyn that could impact your Wednesday morning commute

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NEXT: Scattered showers and storms will disrupt the Wednesday morning commute. Pop-up storms possible during the afternoon. It stays humid with chances of rain through the weekend. Some scattered showers and storms will bring some much-needed rainfall to our area through Sunday. Temperatures are in the mid-80s to low-90s. A high rip current risk is in effect through Wednesday evening. Dangerous rip currents are likely at the ocean facing beaches in Brooklyn and Queens. We're tracking our fourth potential heat wave of the season starting on Thursday through the weekend. Heat index 95+. TONIGHT: Scattered showers and t-storms after midnight. Lows near 73. TOMORROW: Leftover scattered t-storms end by 9AM, then partly sunny, hot and humid. Highs jump to 88, feeling like 90-95. Pop-up PM storm can't be ruled out. Lows near 75. THURSDAY – HEAT ALERT: Sunny, a bit less humid, but much hotter. Highs up to 94. Feels like 94-97. Lows near 77 with an isolated storm possible during the late evening. FRIDAY – HEAT ALERT: Mostly sunny, hot and humid. Highs near 93, feeling like 95-100. Late-day storm chance. Lows near 76. NEXT WEEKEND: Hot and humid with PM t-storms possible. Highs around 90. If the highs Thursday, Friday, and Saturday all hit 90, it will become the FOURTH heat wave of 2024 so far. Lows in the mid 70s. IN THE TROPICS – a disturbance is likely to form into Tropical Storm Debby by this weekend. Even before it does, some heavy rain and flooding is possible along the north coast of the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Cuba Thursday night through early Saturday. "