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Coastal flooding, gusty winds ramp up as nor’easter batters East Coast
A nor'easter will bring coastal flooding, high surf, wind and rain to parts of the East Coast through the weekend, with impacts from North Carolina to New England.
New York City and especially Boston need to stay weather aware this weekend.
The nor'easter is strengthening as it heads north. The map below shows the winds and rain as the low moves north along the East Coast.
Here's a general timeline of the storm and its impacts over the next several days.
The map below shows the severity of coastal flooding forecast at high tide through Friday night or early Saturday, color coded by severity. Coastal flood warnings are in place for Virginia Beach, Dover and Atlantic City.
NYC weather timeline: Breaking down the nor'easter scenarios for this weekend
A powerful early-season nor’easter is threatening millions along the I-95 corridor with days of coastal flooding, battering waves and persistent, gusty winds. FOX 5 NY's Mike Woods has the latest forecast details with Dan Bowens on Newsroom Live.
NEW YORK CITY – A powerful early-season nor’easter developing off the Mid-Atlantic coast is threatening millions along the I-95 corridor with days of coastal flooding, battering waves and persistent, gusty winds.
While the system's exact track into the weekend remains uncertain, the Northeast region is already feeling the brunt of increasing coastal hazards.
The severity and duration of rainfall, wind, and flooding for the I-95 urban corridor will depend heavily on the final track of the low-pressure center as it tracks north-east. Meteorologists are tracking three primary potential outcomes:
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Nor'easter threatens 50 mph winds, coastal flooding for parts of Long Island, NJ
A coastal low will meander offshore just east of the tri-state and New England this weekend, bringing gusty wind, rough surf and rain.
A strong northeast breeze has already developed in the region, bringing high surf to the Long Island and New Jersey coasts that will last through the weekend.
The breezy conditions are the result of a high pressure ridge anchored to the north and an area of low pressure to the south. An easterly wind is funneling between the two, causing a wind tunnel effect that will strengthen as the low pressure system deepens by the weekend.
In and around New York City, wind gusts will hold between 20-30 mph through Thursday, then jump to 30+ mph from Friday through Sunday. Gusts on Long Island will be higher – between 40 and 50 mph – this weekend because of its closer proximity to the center of low pressure.
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