ABCNEWS (ABC News: Top Stories) - Nor'easter brings strong winds, coastal flooding and high waves to East Coast
The early-season nor’easter expected to arrive over the weekend is currently situated about 200 miles east of the Delmarva Peninsula and continues to slowly move north on Saturday morning. Late Friday night, a weather station in Surf City, New Jersey, reported a wind gust of 74 mph. Other stations along the Jersey Shore have reported wind gusts of 60 mph or more. Tidal flood waters peaked at moderate flood stage late Friday and have begun to rise again ahead of high tide later Saturday morning around 8 a.m. as waves of 16 feet or more have been reported by buoys off the Jersey Shore and southern New England. Coastal flood alerts remain in effect from eastern Virginia through southern Maine, including Virginia Beach, Philadelphia, New…
What is the potential for flooding during high tide on Saturday morning in specific coastal areas?
Moderate to major coastal flooding is possible during high tide Saturday morning from the southern Chesapeake Bay to the Jersey Shore and up to Raritan Bay.
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Which specific locations are under coastal flood alerts due to the nor'easter?
Coastal flood alerts remain in effect from eastern Virginia through southern Maine, specifically including Virginia Beach, Philadelphia, New York City, New London, Connecticut, Providence, Rhode Island, and Boston.
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What wave heights have been reported by buoys off the Jersey Shore and southern New England?
Waves of 16 feet or more have been reported by buoys off the Jersey Shore and southern New England.
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What is the current location and movement of the early-season nor'easter as of Saturday morning?
The nor'easter is currently situated about 200 miles east of the Delmarva Peninsula and is continuing to move slowly north on Saturday morning.
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