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WEATHER: SUKKOS WEEKEND WEATHER: Major Nor’easter Taking Shape Offshore
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WEATHER: SUKKOS WEEKEND WEATHER: Major Nor’easter Taking Shape Offshore

Windy next couple days chance of lots of rain this weekend!! The Euro and Euro AI remain the kings for forecasting in most setups. Both are and have been consistent in a high impact offshore Nor'easter this weekend. Prolonged impact and meander offshore. Wind gusts 50-70 MPH seem likely on coastal NJ, Long Island, eastern Mass. Could be locally higher. Prolonged window of onshore flow will accumulate and cause some solid coastal flooding esp. at high tide as well. Air travel delays possible because of storm/wind at NYC/CT/MA/PVD area airports this weekend. Still some wiggle room in the track. Other models have it a tad more offshore, some even loop the whole thing into southern New England as it occludes and weakens Sunday into next Monday. Specific wind peak, rain totals, surge numbers will be determined based on the final track. Will not know that for another 1-2 days or so.

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