Forecasters warned of flash flooding across Maryland, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Parts of the Mid-Atlantic States — including Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia and New Jersey — were on alert on Tuesday evening, as a forecast for thunderstorms and heavy rain led to flash flood warnings across the region.

Heavy rain and damaging wind are possible, though a low probability in today's storms in Connecticut, officials say.

Storms move inland Tuesday with heavy rain possible

Residents in Lakewood, New Jersey, say severe flooding has been a problem for years, and Tuesday was no exception.

Some scattered thunderstorms, hot weather and high humidity are expected in the days leading up to Fourth of July weekend. Here's the forecast.

Chief Meteorologist said the chance for severe storms will shift to possible flooding Tuesday night. The severe storms will die down, but the rain will continue to fall across most of the region.

Much of the area dodged yesterday's storms, but that won't be the case today. The combination of today's anticipated heat, tropical-like humidity and approaching cold front, will all serve for an action-packed afternoon.

Damaging winds, heavy rain and thunderstorms are all possible later Tuesday across the NYC area. Timing, impacts and what you need to know.