Hoboken Harvest Festival Postponed; See Saturday Forecast

HOBOKEN, NJ — While the series of soggy Saturdays in the Northeast will continue, the bulk of the rain from a coming nor'easter already soaked Hoboken on Friday, according to the latest National Weather Service forecast.

However, rain may be heavy at times on Saturday morning, forecasters said. Gusty winds will follow, according to a Hazardous Weather Outlook.

Some flooding is possible as well, the National Weather Service said. See the forecast and Hazardous Weather Outlook here.

"Although the exact track and intensity of the low are uncertain, some minor urban and poor drainage flooding is possible, along with wind gusts of at least 30 to 40 mph," the NWS said.

Several events are planned in Hoboken Saturday. A Harvest Festival and crafts market has been postponed until the rain date of Nov. 4, the city said on Facebook.

Hoboken floods most often at high tide. Saturday's tide times are here.

See the NWS forecast, watches, and warnings for Hudson County here.

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