Cool Air, Coastal Flooding, and Storms Threaten East
• Cooler, fall-like air arrives in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic due to a strong high-pressure system from Canada.
• Persistent onshore flow triggers high surf, rip currents, and coastal flooding along southern coasts.
• Florida and nearby coasts face repeated storms with heavy rain and potential flash flooding through Saturday.
Cooler air brings fall-like weather to Northeast
A strong high-pressure system originating from Canada is set to bring cooler, fall-like air to the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions through Friday. Residents can expect a refreshing change as temperatures drop, signaling an early taste of autumn. However, while some areas enjoy the cooler temperatures, others face significant coastal threats.
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