The cold front that brought rain across much of the East Coast from Oct. 7-8 hasn't disappeared. Instead, it's expected to combine with a developing tropical wind and rainstorm off the coast of Florida.
Breakdown
- Gusts of wind between 40 and 60 mph are expected along the southeastern US coast.
- The cold front will bring thunderstorms and rain, stalling briefly before moving north. 45s
- The storm system is forecast to develop off the coast of Florida and move toward the Atlantic. 1m 28s
- Coastal flooding is expected to be the most significant impact, with 1 to 3 feet of storm surge in many areas and up to 6 feet possible in some locations. 1m 42s
- Residents are urged to prepare for power outages, heavy rainfall, and flooding. 2m 9s