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Could a nor'easter hit New York? Forecasters warn of flooding, strong winds

Could a nor'easter hit New York? Forecasters warn of flooding, strong winds

Forecasters are tracking a coastal storm that could strengthen into an early-season nor'easter, bringing strong winds, coastal flooding, beach erosion and heavy rain to parts of New York later this week.
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Potential nor'easter could impact NY this week. Here's what forecasters say

Potential nor'easter could impact NY this week. Here's what forecasters say

Forecasters are tracking a potential nor'easter that could bring strong winds, heavy rain, coastal flooding and beach erosion to parts of New York later this week, especially along the coast.
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September nor’easter may form on East Coast. Here's where it's headed

September nor’easter may form on East Coast. Here's where it's headed

A rare September nor’easter could bring days of rain, strong winds, coastal flooding and beach erosion to the East Coast later this week.
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Rare September Nor’easter to Impact U.S. Northeast

Rare September Nor’easter to Impact U.S. Northeast

A rare September nor’easter is forecast to develop off the East Coast later this week, potentially bringing coastal flooding, gusty winds, and rain to parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Nor’easters, which typically occur from mid-fall to mid-spring, are strong coastal storms characterized by northeast winds. This storm is expected to form near the Carolinas or Virginia on Wednesday or Thursday and strengthen as it moves northward. Forecast models suggest two possible scenarios: one where the storm tracks closer to the Mid-Atlantic coast, affecting areas like New Jersey, New York, and southern New England, and another where it stays farther offshore, primarily impacting New England. Coastal flooding is expected regardless of the storm's exact path, with tides potentially rising 2 to 3 feet above normal due to the full moon and strong winds. (Source time: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 15:02:54 GMT)
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Nor'easter to Bring Winds, Rain to NYC This Weekend

Nor'easter to Bring Winds, Rain to NYC This Weekend

A fall nor'easter is expected to impact the New York City area this weekend, potentially bringing gusty winds, heavy rainfall, and coastal flooding. The storm is forecast to strengthen as it moves toward the Tri-State area on Saturday and Sunday. Depending on its track, New York City could experience wind gusts of 60 to 70 mph, significant rainfall, and storm surge. Coastal areas, particularly Long Island and southern New Jersey, are at risk of severe beach erosion, rough surf, and tidal flooding. The storm's exact path remains uncertain, with models suggesting varying impacts depending on whether it tracks closer to the coast or remains offshore. Regardless, the system is expected to cause hazardous conditions along the Atlantic coastline.
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Nor’easter could bring rain, wind, and coastal flooding to Northeast

Nor’easter could bring rain, wind, and coastal flooding to Northeast

A nor’easter is forecast to develop off the East Coast later this week, potentially impacting areas from New York City to Boston. The storm could bring several inches of rain, gusty winds up to 45 mph, and high surf, leading to coastal erosion and flooding. Forecast models show uncertainty in the storm's track, with the European model predicting a slower, stronger storm closer to the coast, while the GFS model suggests a faster-moving system with less severe impacts.
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Nor'easter to Bring Windy, Wet Weekend to NYC Area

Nor'easter to Bring Windy, Wet Weekend to NYC Area

A developing coastal low-pressure system, expected to form later this week, could bring windy, cloudy, and wet weather to the New York City area over the weekend. Forecast models indicate that the system will create strong winds as it interacts with high pressure to the north and low pressure offshore. The European model predicts a stronger low-pressure system closer to the coast, potentially resulting in heavier rain and stronger winds, while the American model suggests a weaker system farther offshore, leading to lighter impacts. The most significant effects are expected along the immediate coast, particularly in eastern Long Island, from Friday through Sunday. The system is also likely to cause coastal flooding and beach erosion due to persistent gusty winds and high tides coinciding with Saturday's full moon. Afternoon temperatures are expected to remain in the 60s°F (15-20°C).
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Nor'easter brings coastal flooding and high winds to East Coast

Nor'easter brings coastal flooding and high winds to East Coast

A developing nor'easter is expected to impact the East Coast of the United States this week, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and significant coastal flooding. Persistent onshore winds are trapping water in the lower Chesapeake Bay and Jersey Shore back bays, leading to elevated flood risks. Coastal flood advisories are in effect from South Jersey to Virginia, with major flooding anticipated starting Wednesday night. Wind gusts of 40-50 mph and high astronomical tides are expected to exacerbate the situation, particularly in areas like Norfolk, Philadelphia, and New York City. The storm's severity in New York City depends on its final track, with potential for heavy rain, wind gusts up to 50 mph, and storm surges.
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Coastal Storm May Bring Rain, Winds, and Flooding to Long Island

Coastal Storm May Bring Rain, Winds, and Flooding to Long Island

Meteorologists are tracking a developing Atlantic storm that could bring rain, high winds, and coastal flooding to Long Island later this week. The storm is expected to form by Thursday or Friday, with its exact track still uncertain. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a rip current warning for Tuesday, effective from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., as ocean conditions worsen. Winds could reach up to 50 mph depending on the storm's proximity to the coast. Tuesday's weather is forecast to be mostly dry with gusts up to 18 mph, a high of 68°F (20°C), and a low of 56°F (13°C). Showers are more likely from Friday into the weekend, with potential impacts including high surf and beach erosion.
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Coastal Storm May Bring Flooding to Long Island

Coastal Storm May Bring Flooding to Long Island

Meteorologists are tracking a developing Atlantic storm that could impact Long Island later this week. The storm is expected to form by Thursday or Friday, bringing rain, high winds, and potential coastal flooding. Forecast models remain divided on the storm's path, with the American model suggesting it will stay offshore, while the European model predicts it could hit Long Island directly. Tuesday's weather is expected to be mostly dry with gusts up to 18 mph, but conditions will worsen as the week progresses. A rip current warning is in effect for Tuesday at all ocean beaches, and gusts could reach 30 mph by Wednesday. Coastal flooding is possible during high tides, especially with Saturday's full moon, which may exacerbate tidal impacts.
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4 fall food festivals you should visit in New York

4 fall food festivals you should visit in New York

From the Feast of San Gennaro to apple festivals, here are four great food celebrations in New York this fall.
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New York fall foliage report shows early color changes

New York fall foliage report shows early color changes

New York has released its first fall foliage report of the year, with early color changes appearing in the Adirondacks.