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How Much Rain Will Hoboken Actually Get Saturday?

No, the forecasters don't expect flooding, but there could be an inch of rain in Hoboken. Find out when it starts.

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No, it won't be another floody mess, but yes, there will be rain in Hoboken, forecasters say. (Hudson River at high tide in Hoboken on Saturday morning, Sept. 30, after a day of flooding.)
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No, it won't be another floody mess, but yes, there will be rain in Hoboken, forecasters say. (Caren Lissner/Patch)

HOBOKEN, NJ — After now three stormy Saturdays in a row, low-lying Hoboken is in for another, but the forecast isn't calling for several inches of rain Saturday — more like one inch.

As of now, the rain is supposed to start after 8 a.m., getting heavier after 2 p.m.

When Hoboken floods, it's often at high tide. Saturday night's high tides will be at 9:06 a.m. and 9:15 p.m.

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