Subtropical Storm Karen Sparks East Coast Warnings

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Subtropical Storm Karen has erupted in the Atlantic, becoming the 11th named storm of the 2025 hurricane season. While it's expected to be short-lived, over 15 million Americans from Georgia to Massachusetts are under alert as a powerful nor’easter prepares to slam the East Coast. With dangerous winds, heavy rain, and major coastal flooding on the way, meteorologists warn this weekend could be severe. Here's what you need to know about Storm Karen, the evolving weather systems, and how to stay safe.  :warning: Stay informed, stay safe — and don’t forget to subscribe for real-time weather updates! WooGlobe Ref : WGA928505 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00Storm Karen just erupted in the Atlantic, and over 10 million Americans are on alert.

00:05This is the 11th named storm of the 2025 hurricane season, and it's bringing some serious drama.

00:11Meet subtropical Storm Karen, a strange hybrid storm that pulls energy from both warm ocean waters and cold air up above.

00:19As of this morning, Karen is spinning northeast at 9 mpH with intense thunderstorms circling its eastern side.

00:25But here's the twist. Karen is traveling over chilly waters, just 68 degree F or less.

00:31Still, the cold air above is fueling its strength, for now.

00:35Experts say Karen's power won't last long. The ocean and atmosphere are becoming more hostile by the hour.

00:42And while Karen may fade, something bigger is brewing.

00:45A massive nor'easter is set to slam the east coast this weekend.

00:48From Georgia to Massachusetts, over 15 million people could face flooding, monster waves, and fierce winds.

00:56This will be a damaging storm for some, warns meteorologist Bernie Rayno.

01:00The message? Stay alert, stay informed, and prepare for a wild weekend on the coast.

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