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A significant nor’easter in September is projected to deliver substantial rainfall, coastal inundation, beach degradation, and high winds stretching from North Carolina to Maine. Coastal regions in northeastern North Carolina and southeastern Virginia could experience a rise in water levels by 3 to 4 feet, with some areas potentially hitting 6 feet. The southeastern part of New England may encounter wind gusts ranging from 40 to 60 mph, with AccuWeather predicting a peak of 80 mph. Rainfall accumulations could reach between 4 to 8 inches in southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island. This prolonged weather event may also lead to extensive power outages and flooding throughout the weekend.
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00:00A powerful September nor'easter is expected to impact the East Coast this week.
00:04The storm will bring heavy rain, coastal flooding, beach erosion, and damaging winds.
00:09Impacts are expected from North Carolina to Maine.
00:12In northeastern North Carolina and southeastern Virginia, major flooding could begin Wednesday.
00:18Coastal water levels may rise 3 to 4 feet above normal.
00:21Some locations could see water levels rise as much as 6 feet.
00:25Flooding could cover coastal roads and enter homes and businesses.
00:28From New Jersey to Maine, prolonged wave action could cause significant beach erosion.
00:34Southeastern New England faces some of the strongest winds.
00:37Gusts of 40 to 60 mA could be common across the region.
00:41An AccuWeather local storm max gust of 80 mA is possible.
00:45Strong winds and waterlogged trees could cause widespread power outages.
00:49The storm could also deliver 1 to 4 inches of rain across southeastern New England.
00:54Parts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island could receive 4 to 8 inches.
00:57Forecasters say the storm could last through the weekend.
01:01Residents along the coast should closely monitor forecasts as conditions evolve.
01:05Disclosure.
01:06This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
01:10Disclosure.
01:10We'll see you next time.

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