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Coastal Flood Warnings Issued as Nor'easter Develops

Coastal Flood Warnings Issued as Nor'easter Develops

Coastal Flood Warnings and Advisories are in effect for Washington, D.C., parts of Maryland, and Virginia as a developing nor'easter impacts the East Coast. The threat of coastal flooding is expected to persist through Friday, with deteriorating conditions continuing into the weekend. Areas such as Annapolis, Alexandria, and the beaches of Maryland and Delaware are particularly at risk. High tides are expected to bring water levels 1 to 2 feet above ground in some areas, leading to potential road closures and flooding of low-lying properties. Thursday's weather in the D.C. region remains mostly cloudy with temperatures in the mid-60s °F (18-19 °C) and breezy conditions, which are expected to last through Sunday. A warmup is forecast for early next week, with highs reaching the 80s °F (26-27 °C) by midweek.

Norfolk Neighborhoods Experience Tidal Flooding; Flood Protection Project Shows Positive Impact

Norfolk Neighborhoods Experience Tidal Flooding; Flood Protection Project Shows Positive Impact

Norfolk, Virginia, is experiencing tidal flooding as strong northeast winds push water into the Chesapeake Bay, coinciding with a period of higher astronomical tides. Residents in neighborhoods such as Larchmont, Colonial Place, and the NEON District have reported flooded streets, with water reaching homes in some areas. Michelle Rhodes, a Larchmont resident, observed water reaching the second step of her house. Despite the current flooding, Rhodes noted that a flood protection project implemented last October, involving a berm, has significantly reduced the impact compared to previous storms, keeping floodwaters approximately 40 feet farther back. In Ocean View, residents witnessed unusually high waves and a completely submerged beach, an intensity not typically seen without a direct hurricane impact. Jessica Whitehead, from Old Dominion University, explained that the timing of this early-season nor'easter combined with king tide season, influenced by the approaching full moon, is exacerbating the floodin...

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

When could nor'easter affect New York? Here's the latest timing forecast

When could nor'easter affect New York? Here's the latest timing forecast

Forecasters are monitoring a developing Atlantic storm that could become a nor'easter. Here's when rain, wind and coastal impacts could reach New York.

Nor'easter to slam East Coast over weekend. See Pittsburgh weather

Nor'easter to slam East Coast over weekend. See Pittsburgh weather

A nor'easter is expected to hit the East Coast over the last weekend of September. See if Pittsburgh will be impacted.

Westchester County Journal News

Coastal flood warnings issued for NYC, Long Island as nor'easter approaches

Coastal flood warnings issued for NYC, Long Island as nor'easter approaches

Coastal flood warnings are now in effect for New York City, southern Westchester County and Long Island through Sunday.

Virginia Beach Braces for Coastal Flooding

Virginia Beach Braces for Coastal Flooding

Residents in Virginia Beach, particularly in the Lynnhaven Colony neighborhood, are preparing for potential coastal flooding as a nor’easter approaches. Prolonged northeast winds are expected to prevent water from draining from the Chesapeake Bay and nearby inlets, raising concerns about rising water levels during high tides. Longtime resident Frank Willson has taken precautions by placing sandbags and 'No Wake' signs around his property to mitigate potential damage. The city has also opened Town Center parking garages for residents in flood-prone areas to safeguard their vehicles. Source time: 2026-09-23 21:21:36 GMT.

Wet and Windy Start in Baltimore, Sunshine Ahead

Wet and Windy Start in Baltimore, Sunshine Ahead

Baltimore experienced a wet and windy start to the day on September 23, 2026, as a wave of low pressure moved along a stalled front to the south of the region (Justin Berk, 2026). Rainfall over the past 48 hours ranged from 1 to 3 inches, validating earlier forecasts. Morning commuters faced road spray and lingering drizzle, but conditions are expected to improve later in the day with some sunshine breaking through. Winds may still gust up to 25 mph. Looking ahead, the Nor’easter forming off the coast is now projected to track farther away, reducing its potential impact on the region. This adjustment bodes well for events like The Ocean’s Calling Music Festival, which may see minimal rain and breezy but sunny conditions.

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.

Newsom declares state of emergency to prepare for El Niño in CA

Newsom declares state of emergency to prepare for El Niño in CA

It's not yet clear exactly what El Niño will bring to California, but effects could include heavy rain, coastal flooding and landslides.

Early Nor’easter Brings Flood Warnings to Philly, Jersey Shore

Early Nor’easter Brings Flood Warnings to Philly, Jersey Shore

An early-season nor’easter is developing off the Southeast coast, bringing flood warnings to the Jersey Shore and Philadelphia region through the weekend. The storm is fueled by a high-pressure system over southeastern Canada, which is driving brisk northeast winds and cooler air into the region. This cool air is clashing with warmer air from the Southeast coast, intensifying the storm. The National Weather Service has issued warnings for moderate flooding, with potential impacts on roadways and vulnerable structures. Winds are expected to gust up to 45 mph along the beaches and 35 mph inland. Additionally, the full moon on Saturday is expected to amplify tidal effects, increasing the risk of coastal flooding. Rainfall is not expected until the weekend, with amounts depending on the storm's trajectory.

Coastal Flooding Threatens Western Shore of the Bay

Coastal Flooding Threatens Western Shore of the Bay

Coastal flooding is expected to impact the western shore of the Chesapeake Bay through Thursday, with high tides running 1 to 2 feet above normal. This phenomenon is not due to rainfall but is being driven by sustained east-northeast (ENE) winds. The National Weather Service has indicated that the wind direction will shift to the north or northwest by late in the week, which should help tides return to normal levels by Friday. Residents and visitors in the affected areas should remain vigilant as elevated water levels could pose challenges in low-lying regions.

Nor'easter to Impact New England This Weekend

Nor'easter to Impact New England This Weekend

A nor'easter is forecast to approach the East Coast this weekend, with significant impacts expected in New England, particularly in Boston and Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The storm could bring heavy rain, strong winds, and large waves, with the potential for coastal flooding. The latest forecast suggests the storm will stay east of New York City, sparing the area from the worst conditions, though breezy rain is still possible from Saturday through Monday. New England, however, is likely to experience widespread rain and wind from Saturday through Tuesday, with rainfall totals reaching up to 5 inches and wind gusts exceeding 40 mph in some areas. Coastal regions from North Carolina to Maine may also see waves as high as 10 feet, leading to beach erosion and flooding risks.