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Here's a look at what's changed today with the forecast ahead of weekend nor’easter

A closer track means a rainier and windier weekend is looking more likely. The coastal concerns remain and that's where we will see the greatest impacts.

Michele Powers

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John Marshall

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Sep 24, 2026, 8:10 PM

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Forecast models are trending toward a storm closer to the tri-state area.

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A closer track means a rainier and windier weekend is looking more likely. The coastal concerns remain and that's where we will see the greatest impacts.

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There is a risk of coastal flooding during high tide. Rough surf and beach erosion will be ongoing. The winds along the coast will be strongest and can gust to 55-60 mph in spots.

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Inland areas will see winds up to 30-45 mph.

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This is still subject to change. Any change in the track and strength will change exactly what type of weather we will see locally.

Stay with News 12 for more updates from the News 12 Storm Watch Team.

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