00:00Ocean water could once again wash across North Carolina's Highway 12
00:03as another coastal storm threatens the Mid-Atlantic.
00:07The slow-moving nor'easter is forecast to bring days of strong winds,
00:11rough surf, and coastal flooding.
00:13The greatest impacts are expected near southeastern Virginia and the Outer Banks.
00:18Forecast wind gusts could reach 40 to 60 miles per hour,
00:22with locally stronger gusts near 70.
00:24But wind is only part of the problem.
00:26Repeated high tides could push water into low-lying streets and coastal communities.
00:31Some roads may become impassable, while beach erosion could worsen.
00:36Offshore, seas could average 15 to 25 feet, creating hazardous conditions for marine traffic.
00:42The storm is not expected to be as severe as September's nor'easter.
00:46However, its slow movement could prolong the disruption.
00:50Forecasters say the system could also develop tropical or subtropical characteristics,
00:54although that remains uncertain.
00:57Either way, coastal flooding, dangerous surf, and road conditions are the main concerns.
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01:06using AI-assisted tools.
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