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Nor'easter continues to batter East Coast with rain, wind, big surf (opens the original)
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A powerful nor’easter that’s drifting near the New Jersey coastline Sunday will continue to bring coastal impacts and unsettled weather from the Mid-Atlantic to New England through Monday, the National Weather Service said. Strong winds, heavy rain and flooding have already contributed to one death in New York, regional power outages and widespread travel disruptions as the nor’easter continued battering the Northeast, AccuWeather reported. A full moon is also happening this weekend, Weather.com
When fall foliage colors will peak (opens the original)
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As the first day of fall approaches on Sept. 22, attention turns to the vibrant and gorgeous colors that leaves will soon be sporting. Indeed, leaf-peeping season is almost here as the scorching heat of summer comes to a merciful close. Most areas of the U.S. will have peak colors between late September and mid-October, although the exact timing depends on location and varies from year to year based on the weather conditions leading up to autumn, according to AccuWeather. “We continue to think t
Remnants of Dolly bound for Florida; Tropical Storm Edouard could form in Gulf (opens the original)
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A tropical depression formed in the Gulf of Mexico on Monday afternoon, the National Hurricane Center said. The system, now centered 105 miles south of Morgan City, Louisiana, is forecast to strengthen into Tropical Storm Edouard later in the day. Once it becomes Edouard, it will become the fifth named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. So far, all of the storms have maintained tropical storm force: None have strengthened into hurricanes as of Monday. A tropical storm warning was hoist
False fall? Weather forecast has a surprise (opens the original)
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While blistering summer heat continues to scorch much of the nation’s southern tier this week, that’s not the case in the Midwest and Northeast, which are both enjoying a brief fall preview. Overall, high temperatures were expected to be 5-10 degrees below the historical average from the Great Lakes to the interior Northeast through Tuesday, AccuWeather predicts. Highs in the 60s will be common on Tuesday in some areas downwind of the Great Lakes. Conditions in cities such as Detroit, Pittsbur
Tropical Storm Moke forms; over a foot of rain forecast for Hawaii (opens the original)
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Tropical Storm Moke has formed in the vast Pacific Ocean, a system that could again threaten Hawaii with over a foot of rain just days after the state’s unwelcome visit from Hurricane Lala. “It appears the core of the storm will pass farther south of Hawaii than Lala did, perhaps 150-200 miles south of the Big Island,” AccuWeather hurricane expert Alex DaSilva said in an online forecast. “Lala passed about 30 miles south of the southern tip of the Big Island last weekend.” According to the Natio
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