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AccuWeather's Anna Azallion says coastal flooding from strong winds, heavy rain and storm surge will escalate across the mid-Atlantic and New England coastline this weekend.

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00:00This significant September nor'easter is here and the worst impacts could cause problems for a lot of your weekend
00:05plans.
00:05Coastal flooding remains one of the biggest concerns, especially from South Jersey to Long Island and along the Massachusetts coast.
00:11Timing for the worst conditions from New York City through New England and into Maine are from Friday night through
00:16Sunday morning.
00:17That means strong winds, coastal flooding, and periods of heavy rain could impact plans for most of your weekend.
00:23Storm surge is a concern along the entire East Coast, but we could see up to six feet in a
00:27few areas around New York and New Jersey.
00:29Across southeastern New England, damaging winds could bring down trees and power lines, especially with soggy ground and many trees
00:34still fully leafed out.
00:36Parts of Massachusetts could also see four to eight inches of rain with an accu-weather local storm acts of
00:4013 inches.
00:41Conditions finally begin improving later Sunday, but Sunday morning, remember, is still part of the storm from New York City
00:47through New England.
00:48Share this with someone who has plans in the Northeast this weekend so they can make a backup plan.

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