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A major storm system crossing the Gulf Coast caused a November tornado in the area on Thursday with 16 tornadoes reported.
Now, the storm system is moving in the northeast and east coast with heavy rains and devastating winds.
Before the storm, flood watches and high winds were distributed from Ohio to Maine.
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The storm system extends from the Gulf Coast to the northeast on Friday morning. Heavy rains are developing in the Gulf this morning.
As the cold front and the depression move to the northeast and northeast, strong storms are expected in the Carolinas Friday afternoon.
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On Friday night, heavy rain and thunderstorms will move from Washington DC to New York in the I-95 corridor.
Some of the rain could be strong and cause flash floods.
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Heavy rains will continue all night until Saturday morning for the northeast. Urban floods are a serious concern in Washington, DC, in Boston.
About 1 to 3 inches of rain is forecast for the I-95 corridor, with over 3 inches of rain locally available from New York to Maine.
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Behind the storm, gusty winds of 30 to 60 mph are expected in the northeast and New England. These winds could bring down trees and power lines, especially after all the rain has soaked the ground.
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