Northeast rain to end weeks-long dry spell, bring travel delays and localized flooding; also, dropping temperatures don’t mean the end of tick season
Rain will end a weeks-long dry spell in the Northeast Wednesday night and Thursday, bringing slick roads and a risk of localized flooding before gusty winds usher in cooler weather.
Also, ticks become active again in fall and can seek hosts on warmer winter days. Raking leaves, hiking and hunting can put people in their path.
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