The latest weather forecast showed that a coastal storm with potential tropical moisture would impact portions of the northeastern U.S, especially in the mid-Atlantic coast and New England.
A week before the end of October, a coastal storm could result in heavy rains with gusty winds in portions of the Northeastern U.S. Meanwhile, cities in the Central U.S are expected to experience heavy snow and severe weather conditions.
Residents in affected areas are advised to stay updated with the current weather reports.
The weather forecasts in the United States have been a rollercoaster in the month of October.
From widespread temperature cooldown in the Midwest, Northeast, and Northwest to a sudden shift to winterlike feeling and a rebound to warm temperature
Forecasts noted that heavy snow would have a mixture of rain as the country approaches winter.
Unlike last year in the United States, winter would be different, noting the less snow accumulation and warmer winter.
The tropical rainstorm in the northeastern U.S would also help drought lands and offer some relief from the near-record high temperature.
Local downpours and minor coastal flooding
Based on the latest weather update from AccuWeather (October 22, 2022,) the weather news reported that stormy weather on Sunday would bring local downpours, rough surf, minor coastal flooding, and a windy feeling at the coast.
Conditions would start to become better on Sunday.
However, the report noted that the storm would still drench parts of the U.S, and it would persist depending on the low-pressure area.
According to AccuWeather, they emphasized that the coastal storm would impact the following areas:
- Areas in Boston, New York, Rehoboth Beach, and Virginia Beach would experience tropical moisture, which could produce stormy rainfall. Portions in Virginia to New Jersey should caution for minor coastal flooding.
- Eastern Long Island, New England, could experience heavy rainfall resulting in flash flooding. However, the beneficial rain would help drench drought farmlands.
- From Sunday to Monday, portions of New York, Boston, and Portland could experience rainfall with the potential to reach 1 to 2 inches or 0.50 to 1 inch.
- Near the coastal areas or onshore flow would result in a potential rise of water levels on Monday.
- New York City Area and North Carolina should be cautious of potential minor coastal flooding due to high tides.
- Until Monday, areas of Detroit, Syracuse, and Pittsburgh are recorded with warm and dry temperatures. Meanwhile, the rain will linger in Bangor, Boston, and New York portions.
Also Read: What to Expect this Coming Winter in Parts of the United States
Rainy weather
The coastal storm to tropical rainstorm could drench portions of the northeastern U.S. Residents near the coasts should be wary of potential coastal flooding.
- Bring your raincoat or umbrella, as pockets of rain could persist until next week.
- Stay updated with the weather reports, especially for water level rise near the coasts and high tides.
- Be careful with the rough surf in the sea.
Meanwhile, Roslyn has strengthened into a tropical storm, and it is expected to become a hurricane moving to the coast of western Mexico.
Tropical Storm Roslyn could bring hurricane-level conditions, including heavy rains and strong winds.
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