An unusually strong summer storm is set to impact New York City and the surrounding Tri-State area, leading to a heightened risk of flash flooding and severe weather. Flood Watches have been issued as forecasts predict over 4 inches of rain, particularly on Tuesday and Wednesday. The storms are expected to bring not only heavy rain but also damaging winds and a potential threat of tornadoes. Residents are advised to prepare for a soggy week ahead, with rain forecasted to last through midweek, before drier conditions return. The governor has urged caution as millions along the I-95 corridor brace for the imminent deluge and the associated risks.