Significant Nor’easter Threatens Flooding from Outer Banks to Jersey Shore

Meteorologists indicate that a nor’easter is likely to develop off the coast of the Carolinas late Sunday, posing risks of hazardous surf and coastal inundation extending from North Carolina’s Outer Banks to the Jersey Shore, and potentially impacting Long Island. Tides may reach two to four feet above average north of Cape Hatteras, with flooding potentially persisting through multiple high tide events over a span of three to four days. Evacuations have been initiated in North Carolina. The storm's trajectory remains uncertain due to its anticipated slow movement. Here’s an overview of the factors involved, the populations at greatest risk, and key points to monitor.
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