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A storm is developing along the east coast and will bring widespread heavy rain, strong gusts of wind, coastal flooding and snow in parts of northeast Saturday.
An increasingly deep depression located near the Delaware-Maryland-Virginia peninsula will move to New England within the next 24 hours.
An observation site in Belmar, New Jersey, recorded a gust of 62 mph on Saturday morning, while Manasquan, New Jersey, suffered a gust of 58 mph. Some areas of Cape May and Atlantic counties in southern New Jersey have reported rainfall of more than an inch to date.
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Flash flood warnings, strong wind warnings, and wind warnings have been posted for parts of the northeast coast.
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Due to onshore winds, coastal flooding may be a concern for some parts of the region, particularly along the Jersey coast. Winter weather warnings have been released further inland for parts of the higher elevations of the northeastern interior. A little snow is possible, especially in the hours before dawn on Saturday morning.
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Heavy rains and wind gusts are expected to affect most of the northeast Saturday morning. Winds along the Jersey Shore and the Delaware Coast will reach gusts of over 40 mph. In New York and Philadelphia wind gusts in excess of 30 km / h are likely. Some of these gusty winds, particularly on Long Island and the New Jersey coast, could cut down trees and power lines and make power outages possible.
Most of the precipitation will have reached northern New England and southern Canada early Saturday night. However, as the intensity of the storm intensifies, widespread gusty winds will blow throughout New England. Gusts of wind could exceed 40 mph on Saturday night between Connecticut and Maine, especially in Vermont and New Hampshire. Gusts of wind could hit power lines and trees.
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The Nor'easter is moving very fast and will leave the northeast by Sunday morning. Total precipitation is likely to be 1 to 2 inches for most of the northeast, with some areas recording higher precipitation locally.
Meanwhile, a new disturbance is developing in the Upper Midwest and will bring rain to parts of the region by Sunday. Some of the rain can be heavy, especially in Wisconsin.
This disruption will move very quickly into the Ohio Valley Sunday afternoon and bring another rain shower and wind gusts northeast on Monday. However, this storm seems much less intense and impacts will be less extensive.
Rain, snow towards the northwest
A new storm is developing in the North Pacific this weekend and will bring rain and mountain snow in parts of the northwest by Sunday.
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As a result of this storm, the configuration will remain unstable for several days in the northwest, with precipitation expected from Seattle to Portland. Until Wednesday, rainfall over 3 inches will be possible.
Some of the higher elevations of the Cascades and the northern Rocky Mountains could see an accumulation of snow due to unstable weather.
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