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A significant nor'easter is currently inundating the mid-Atlantic coastline, with reports of coastal flooding emerging from Norfolk, Smithfield, and Suffolk, Virginia as of Wednesday morning. Wind speeds have exceeded 40 mph from southern New Jersey to the Virginia Tidewater, with forecasts indicating gusts may rise to 50 mph or more as the storm progresses into coastal New England and eastern Long Island by Friday. This system is anticipated to strengthen through the weekend as it travels up the East Coast. Residents along the Jersey Shore to New England are advised to take precautions now against ongoing flooding and hazardous surf conditions.
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00:00A powerful nor'easter that forecasters warned about yesterday is now actually flooding the
00:05Virginia coast, and it's getting worse from here. Norfolk, Smithfield, and Suffolk, Virginia are
00:10already reporting coastal flooding as of this morning, with wind gusts topping 40 miles per
00:15hour from southern New Jersey all the way to the Virginia tidewater. Forecasters say gusts could
00:21reach 50 miles per hour or higher as the storm pushes north into coastal New England and eastern
00:26Long Island by Friday. The system is expected to keep intensifying through the entire weekend
00:31as it slides up the east coast. Coastal residents from the Jersey Shore all the way to New England
00:37are being urged to prepare now for continued flooding, dangerous surf, and possible travel
00:42disruptions as this powerful storm works its way north over the next several days. Disclosure.
00:48This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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