Summary
A nor’easter storm is moving up the East Coast of the United States, leading New Jersey to declare a state of emergency. The storm is causing potential flooding and high winds, with impacts expected in several states, including New York and North Carolina.
Key Facts
- New Jersey declared a state of emergency due to a nor’easter storm.
- The storm is causing possible coastal flooding and strong winds.
- Meteorologist Bob Oravec mentioned the greatest effects would be along the coast, from North Carolina to New Jersey.
- North Carolina's Outer Banks are experiencing ocean overwash.
- The emergency declaration in New Jersey started Saturday night and may last until Monday.
- Parts of New Jersey may see inland flash flooding and winds up to 60 mph (97 kph).
- New York City and Long Island are under a flood warning and wind advisory.
- Airports from Washington, D.C. to Boston have issued flight delays and cancellations.
