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Approaching nor'easter already causing issues along Maryland's coast
USA TODAY
Will this weekend's nor'easter impact the Washington DC region?
A nor’easter is expected to strengthen off the East Coast this weekend, bringing heavy rain, strong winds and coastal flooding to parts of the Mid-Atlantic. Washington DC, however, is expected to largely miss the storm’s worst impacts. The storm will track offshore, with the heaviest rain and strongest winds expected farther north along the coast, particularly from Long Island into New England, according to Capital Weather. What weather can DC expect this weekend? The DC area could still feel some effects from the storm, particularly near the water, with Capital Weather describing the system as a "near miss" for the DC region. Northeast winds could push water into the tidal Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay, creating a risk of minor coastal flooding in low-lying areas. Gusty winds are also possible, with some areas seeing gusts around 25 to 30 mph. Rain chances will be highest closer to the Chesapeake Bay and eastern Maryland, while the District and its immediate suburbs should see more limited precipitation. "A developing Nor’easter offshore will produce breezy conditions across the region through this weekend, especially east of I-95," the National Weather Service says . "Conditions are expected to be mostly dry, but cannot rule out
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Coastal flooding concerns from Alexandria to Annapolis as powerful nor’easter develops offshore
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - Parts of Maryland and Virginia are preparing for the threat of coastal flooding as a powerful nor’easter brews off the East Coast. A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect across parts of the region Thursday. Areas from Alexandria to Annapolis, as well as other coastal communities, reported that flooding has become more frequent and more severe over the years.
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Maryland's Most Accurate: Weekend storm bring rain back to the forecast
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Soaking Rain Totals Topping 3 Inches Near Arlington and 2 Inches Around Sterling and the Northern Beltway Mark DC’s Coolest Day Since May With More Rain Through Wednesday
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Much of the area has seen 0.75 to 1.25 inches of rain today, with bands west to around the northern Beltway closer to 2 inches, according to a rainfall analysis from Capital Weather Gang. It’s the coolest day since May across the region. Another 0.5 to 1 inch could fall through Wednesday midday, and forecasters are also watching for minor coastal flooding and a late-week Nor’easter.
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Storm system forces water inland in eastern Virginia
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How much rain has DC had this week - and is more coming?
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First Alert Weather: Tracking a nor'easter off the coast of Maryland
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DC weather: Coastal Flood Warnings and Advisories in effect ahead of developing nor'easter
WASHINGTON - Coastal Flood Warnings and Advisories are in effect in Washington, D.C. and in parts of Maryland and Virginia as a developing nor’easter brews along the eastern seaboard. In the immediate D.C. region, dry conditions and mostly cloudy skies on Thursday, though a few brief breaks of sunshine...
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Cool and gusty in Maryland through Friday
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September 23 Wet And Windy Start Then Improving And Better Track For The Noreaster Sunday
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!. We have a wet and windy start to the day as rainfall is tracking South and East of Baltimore, while drizzle may linger behind it. You will get road spray on your morning commute!. The good news is that this...
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Cool weather across Maryland into the weekend