UPDATE: Hoboken Issues Advisory About Possible Flooding, Wind Gusts

HOBOKEN, NJ — As a nor'easter impacts the area north of Hudson County on Tuesday, a "significant coastal storm" will continue to bring high winds and rain to Hoboken and Jersey City.

Forecasters expect rain throughout Tuesday, with wind gusts up to 40 MPH.

Precipitation maps can be found here.

The city of Hoboken said on Monday:

"The Office of Emergency Management encourages residents to exercise caution as any intense rainfall of greater than 0.8 inch per hour could result in flooding in low-lying areas ... The Office of Emergency Management is posting “No Parking Signs” in low-lying, flood-prone intersections, which should be taken as advisories. Please report flooded intersections and clogged drain inlets by calling the NHSA Hotline at (866) 689-3970.

"Wind gusts of up to 35 miles per hour are predicted on Tuesday, March 14. Residents should secure loose objects outside or bring them inside, especially off balconies. Outdoor tents should be taken down depending on wind load.Damaging winds could blow down trees and power lines."

Learn how Hoboken and NHSA prepare for, respond to, and recover from intense rainfall storms. Learn about Hoboken’s efforts to mitigate rainfall flooding.

"There is still some uncertainty at this point to the exact track the storm will take and how much cooling occurs after the precipitation begins," the NWS New York Office said.

Accuweather noted, "The storm has the potential to strengthen so fast from Monday to Tuesday that it could undergo what forecasters call "bombogenesis" or become a "bomb cyclone."

Up To The Minute Updates

Follow the updated NWS forecast for Hudson County here.

See the Stevens Flood Advisory map here.

See the times of high tide here.