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that means as it slows down it has more time to dump a tremendous amount of rain. it will eventually make land fall likely in the next couple of hours before we get to lunchtime. continue to push inland before making a sharp turn back out over open water. here is the look. you can see those heavy rain bands pushing in across connecticut, new york, and especially over new jersey. unfortunately for new jersey, they already had several inches of rain so far today. again, we re really kind of focusing in on those yellow and orange colors. that s where we ll see the heaviest bands of rain. that s why we have flash flood wat watches and flash flood warnings in effect. those are likely to last for the entire rest of the day today as more of those bands continue to push that rain inland. even areas of update new york, vermont, new hampshire likely to get several inches of rain, too. storm surge will be a big concern along the immediate coast. the concern is that the landfall time may end up li
to slow, dramatically. and so, that s going to lead to a lot of rainfall across the northeast and new england well inland. we are talking about anywhere from 2 to 4, maybe 6 inches of rain inland. and this is an area that s been incredibly saturated. so when you have any additional rainfall, it s going to lead to flooding. we could have a flash-flood threat here. and that is just from the rain, alone. that s not even counting the storm surge. also, the winds. you will have longer duration of strong winds with a slower-moving storm and so you are definitely going to see some trees come down. power outages. a lot of the trees still have the leaves on them, which makes it heavier. you can see the wind threat here. hurricane-force wind, of course. right around where the storm makes landfall. but very strong winds will be far reaching. 3 to 5 feet of storm surge. also to note, this storm is happening on a full-moon day. and so, the tides are going to be running higher than normal. so we cou
slow dramatically. so, that s going to lead to a lot of rainfall across the northeast and new england well inland. we re talking about anywhere from two to four, maybe 6 inches of rain inland. and this is an area that s been incredibly saturated, so when you have any additional rainfall where it s going to lead to flooding, we could have a flash flood threat here and that s just from the rain alone. that s not even counting the storm surge. also the winds, you ll have longer duration of winds with the slower moving storm. so, you re going to see trees come down, power outages. a lot of trees still have leaves on them, which makes it heavier. you can see the wind threat here, hurricane force wind where the storm makes landfall, but strong winds will be far reaching. three to five feet of storm surge. this storm is happening on a full moon day, so the tides are going to be running higher than normal. so, we could see higher storm surge than we would typically see in a storm like henri. s
anyone in the path of this storm. don t hit the road unless there is a need. arthel: we ll go to adam klotz, our meteorologist. he ll give us this freezing cold forecast. what do you say, adam. adam: it will get really cold in the next 12-24 hours. right along the coast, rain inland. we have seen areas 12-18 inches of snow. everything in the ping stretching from central connecticut. everything in the pink, that is ice. that will cause the power lines to go down. still a large area we are under all sorts of winter storm warnings that will continue to slowly move off the coast. but the temperatures, the wind, that is going to stay here. here is our future radar. i think by the time we get into the evening hours, this is 4:00 p.m. the mid-atlantic is cleared off.