New England and Atlantic Canada can expect heavy rain conditions and coastal hazards this weekend due to Tropical Storm Philippe.
The storm will likely strengthen on the weekend but will remain a post-tropical cyclone.
Although the tropical storm weakens, it can still unleash rainy conditions from Eastern Maine to New England.
Tropical Storm Philippine recently made landfall in Barbuda and was located over the Bermunda with a maximum sustained winds of 50 mph.
Tropical Storm Philippe Updates: Where will it impact?
According to the latest advisory, the tropical storm will pass near Bermuda's west on Friday with rain showers.
Stormy conditions will occur on Saturday night in parts of Eastern Maine, New England, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
On the weekend, Philippe is forecast to become a post-tropical cyclone.
People with travel plans are advised to check the developments of Tropical Storm Philippe to avoid being stranded while on the road.
In addition, the cold front in the Northeast can bring potential rain and thunderstorms on the weekend. Americans can expect locally heavy rain and flash flood dangers.
The National Weather Service (NWS) warned of excessive rainfall risks in New England and Eastern Maine. One of the main dangers is the flooding, especially for communities in the low-lying and flooded areas.
In New York City (NYC), unsettled weather conditions could unfold on Saturday. The strong cold front can help with the rain showers and potential minor flooding.
Motorists should remain alert for potential flooded roads. Commuters can expect slower commutes and travel disruptions.
From Friday to early next week, stormy conditions can bring flash flooding and coastal flooding in the following areas:
- Boston
- Albany
- Halifax
- Moncton
- Bangor
- Montreal
- Kingston
- Sudbury
Philippe can cause damaging winds, causing potential impacts on powerlines and trees.
Homeowners should secure their outdoor equipment.
In addition, the drenching rain could be noticeable in Burlington, Massachusetts, Portland, Boston and Buffalo on Saturday. Two to four inches of rain is likely to emerge.
How to keep safe from the challenging weather conditions
According to the latest reports, the challenging weather can unleash flooding rainfall and flash flood risks.
Here are essential reminders on how to keep safe in challenging weather conditions.
Homeowners should remain alert to the latest weather in their areas, especially for people living in low-lying or flood-prone communities.
Motorists should stay at home when the condition becomes severe. People with outdoor plans should bring an umbrella due to rounds of rain.
In addition, keeping emergency home kits is essential. The damaging winds can cause power outages and inaccessible road conditions.
The recommended emergency kits are the following:
- Small battery-powered radio
- Flashlight
- Medicine kits
- Bottled water supplies
- Non-perishable goods
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