00:00Josephine has formed in the Atlantic, with more offshore storms set to keep surf rough.
00:05AccuWeather forecasts large waves and coastal flooding along parts of the eastern coast through this weekend.
00:11Josephine had winds of 65 mph on Wednesday as it became a named storm.
00:17It is the 10th named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season.
00:21But colder waters now lie ahead, and Josephine is not expected to last long.
00:26As it moves away, another storm is expected to form farther south.
00:30That storm could bring large breaking waves to southeastern beaches starting Friday.
00:35Strong currents could also pull swimmers away from shore.
00:38The full moon will raise tides, adding to possible coastal flooding into early next week.
00:43Another storm could then form closer to the southeastern coast.
00:47Whether these storms become tropical or not, rough surf could linger.
00:51disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
