00:00 Alright, we continue to monitor our
00:01 tropical rainstorm off the southeast
00:03 coast of the United States and we do
00:05 believe that it is going to be
00:07 transitioning to a tropical storm or
00:08 subtropical storm as we head toward
00:10 Friday night and Saturday morning.
00:12 Landfall outer banks of North Carolina.
00:14 I think at some point late late
00:16 Saturday morning early Saturday
00:17 afternoon then this system should
00:19 weaken off the Mid Atlantic Coast
00:21 as we move into our Sunday.
00:22 But while we've had beautiful
00:24 weather across the Northeast,
00:25 it's going to go downhill as we
00:27 move into the weekend.
00:29 In fact, Saturday and Sunday.
00:30 We're just talking about rain
00:32 rain pretty much all weekend.
00:34 Now right now we think the heaviest
00:36 rain is going to be along coastal sections.
00:38 You'll notice that area from
00:40 the Delmarva Peninsula.
00:41 Say Southern Delaware,
00:42 Maryland, Virginia,
00:42 all the way down in the eastern North Carolina.
00:45 We're looking at about 48 inches of rain,
00:48 but even around New York City,
00:50 Washington DC total rainfall through
00:51 the weekend of at least a couple of inches.
00:54 Now will be spread out,
00:55 so I don't think there's a huge
00:57 flash flooding, but certainly there
00:59 can be some flooding as we go
01:01 through the weekend and obviously
01:02 we're going to have the winds along
01:05 the coast here 40 to 60 mile per hour
01:07 winds and there's going to be a period
01:09 of very strong onshore flow,
01:11 probably some coastal flooding and
01:12 at least a foot or two of coastal
01:15 inundation, especially during times
01:16 of high tide where we're going to
01:18 have some problems with coastal
01:20 flooding, beach erosion,
01:21 and also the rain.
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