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weather2 years ago

Tracking the Path of Post-Tropical Cyclone Philippe and its Impact on New England

Post-tropical cyclone Philippe is heading towards New England and Atlantic Canada, bringing strong winds and heavy rain. Although no longer classified as a tropical storm, the system could still strengthen and cause flash flooding. Bermuda will experience heavy rainfall and potential flash floods, while New York, New England, and southeast Canada could see one to three inches of rain, with some areas possibly receiving up to five inches. The storm will also generate large swells and dangerous surf along the East Coast.

via USA TODAY|
#atlantic-canada#flash-flooding#new-england
weather2 years ago

Tropical Storm Philippe to Bring Heavy Rain and Wind to New England

Tropical Storm Philippe is expected to reach the coast of New England and Atlantic Canada this weekend as a post-tropical cyclone, bringing heavy rain and high winds. Flash flooding is a concern for northern New York State, northern Pennsylvania, and New England, with the heaviest rain expected on Saturday. Coastal areas from eastern Massachusetts to Maine may experience high, gusty winds, while Nova Scotia in Atlantic Canada could see the strongest winds, with a 10 percent chance of hurricane-force winds. Philippe is transitioning from a tropical storm to a more typical storm system, which may weaken it but expand the reach of its damaging winds.

via The New York Times|
#atlantic-canada#flash-flooding#heavy-rain
natural-disasters2 years ago

"Hurricane Lee wreaks havoc in Canada, US, and brings relief to Long Island residents"

Post-tropical cyclone Lee, formerly a powerful hurricane, is expected to weaken as it moves away from Canada and into the Atlantic Ocean. The storm caused power outages, coastal flooding, and strong winds in the northeast US and Atlantic Canada. At least one death was reported in Florida due to turbulent wave conditions. Thousands of customers were without power in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Maine. States of emergency were declared in Maine and Massachusetts, and flight cancellations were reported in Boston.

via CNN|
#atlantic-canada#coastal-flooding#natural-disasters
weather2 years ago

Lee, the Post-Tropical Cyclone, Brings Hurricane-Force Winds and Heavy Rain to New England and Atlantic Canada

Lee, now a post-tropical cyclone, continues to bring hurricane-strength winds and heavy rainfall to parts of New England and Atlantic Canada. Although it has lost its tropical characteristics, Lee is still expected to impact the region, with the possibility of coastal flooding and power outages. A state emergency has been declared in Maine, and a hurricane watch is in effect for parts of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Residents are urged to stay indoors and avoid driving near shores, as dangerous waves and rip currents are expected.

via CNN|
#atlantic-canada#hurricane-strength-winds#lee
weather2 years ago

"Tracking Hurricane Lee's Impact on New England and Eastern Canada"

Hurricane Lee, which spent several hours as a Category 5 storm, has reached land in New England and is expected to continue impacting eastern New England and Atlantic Canada with heavy rain, strong winds, and coastal flooding. The worst conditions are expected on Saturday, with wind gusts of up to 55-65mph and potential power outages. Maine and Massachusetts have declared a state of emergency, and parts of southern New Brunswick and Nova Scotia in Canada are also facing hurricane conditions.

via USA TODAY|
#atlantic-canada#hurricane-lee#new-england
weather2 years ago

Coastal New England and Atlantic Canada brace for Hurricane Lee's arrival

Parts of coastal New England and Atlantic Canada are under tropical storm warnings as Hurricane Lee approaches, bringing heavy rain and strong winds that could cause flooding and power outages. Inland areas of New England are not expected to be significantly impacted. The storm is expected to drench portions of eastern New England and Nova Scotia with up to 4 inches of rain. The Canadian Hurricane Center issued tropical storm warnings for New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Tropical storm conditions are expected to start in southern New England on Friday afternoon. Maine has declared a state of emergency. Lee is a Category 1 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 85 mph.

via CNN|
#atlantic-canada#flooding#hurricane-lee
natural-disasters2 years ago

"Hurricane Lee's Path of Destruction: Bermuda, New England, and Atlantic Canada Brace for Impact"

Hurricane Lee is currently lashing Bermuda with strong winds before heading towards coastal New England and Atlantic Canada. The hurricane is expected to bring heavy rain, wind, and coastal flooding to these areas over the weekend. While Lee is not expected to deliver a substantial blow to a widespread inland area of New England, it will still impact the coast. Hurricane and tropical storm watches have been issued for New England's coastal residents, and storm surge flooding and heavy rainfall are anticipated. The storm could also cause power outages due to downed trees.

via CNN|
#atlantic-canada#bermuda#hurricane-lee
natural-disasters2 years ago

"Hurricane Lee Targets New England: Alerts Issued as Storm Approaches"

Hurricane Lee, downgraded to a Category 2 storm, is expected to impact coastal New England and Atlantic Canada over the weekend. Tropical storm and hurricane watches have been issued, with warnings of heavy rainfall, storm surge flooding, and damaging winds. Residents are urged to stay updated on the fast-changing weather conditions. Meanwhile, Hurricane Margot is meandering over the North Atlantic.

via The Independent|
#atlantic-canada#hurricane-lee#natural-disasters
weather2 years ago

Hurricane Lee's Growing Threat to New England and Canada Raises Concerns

Hurricane Lee, currently a Category 3 storm, poses a growing threat to New England and Atlantic Canada. The storm's massive size and slow movement make its coastal impacts significant, with hurricane-force winds extending up to 115 miles from the center. While the exact timing and extent of Lee's impact on the US and Canada remain uncertain, high wind gusts, heavy rainfall, and storm surge are expected. Bermuda is already experiencing heavy rainfall and high surf, with dangerous rip currents along the southeastern US coast. Lee's track is expected to become clearer on Thursday, with the storm potentially weakening to a Category 1 as it passes near Bermuda.

via CNN|
#atlantic-canada#hurricane-lee#new-england
weather2 years ago

"Hurricane Lee's Path Shifts North, Threatening Nova Scotia and Maine"

Hurricane Lee is moving northward and is expected to make landfall in either Nova Scotia or the coast of Maine. The storm, currently a category 3 hurricane, is causing intense rainfall and hazardous surf conditions along the US east coast. While its wind intensity is expected to weaken, Lee's expanding wind field will still produce impacts away from the storm center. The formation of Lee and other storms this year is attributed to the climate crisis and abnormally warm ocean temperatures.

via The Guardian|
#atlantic-canada#bermuda#hurricane-lee
weather2 years ago

"Potential Impact of Hurricane Lee on Florida, Boston, and the Northeast"

Hurricane Lee is expected to pass Florida far offshore, but it will produce heavy surf, rip currents, and beach erosion along the entire U.S. East Coast. While the Gulf and Southeast coasts are not at risk of landfall, Florida's football teams will bring the tropical impacts with them as they travel to New England. Hurricane Lee is currently a Category 3 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 115 mph, and it is expected to impact the Northeast U.S. and Atlantic Canada. The storm will bring heavy rain, gusty winds, and the potential for flooding to coastal areas. Meanwhile, Hurricane Margot is meandering in the eastern subtropical Atlantic, and another tropical storm may develop between West Africa and the Lesser Antilles.

via Tallahassee Democrat|
#atlantic-canada#florida-erosion#fsu-football
natural-disasters2 years ago

"Tracking Hurricane Lee: Strength, Impact, and Future Path"

Hurricane Lee is expected to strengthen and its path remains uncertain, but Bermuda, Atlantic Canada, and the Northeast U.S. should closely monitor the forecast. Dangerous high surf, rip currents, and coastal flooding are likely along the East Coast this week. Lee's track will determine the extent of impacts, with Bermuda and Atlantic Canada having the highest chance of rain and wind impacts. Regardless of its path, Lee will generate dangerous conditions along the Eastern Seaboard, including high surf, rip currents, and coastal flooding.

via The Weather Channel|
#atlantic-canada#bermuda#east-coast
weather2 years ago

"Hurricane Lee's Path and Struggles: Updates on the Powerful Storm"

Hurricane Lee is expected to restrengthen as it moves over the Atlantic, posing a threat to the East Coast with hazardous beach conditions and life-threatening rip currents. While its impact on the Caribbean islands is already being felt, it remains uncertain how significant the impacts will be for northeastern US states, Bermuda, and Atlantic Canada. The National Hurricane Center warns of large swells and rip currents along the East Coast throughout the week, with the potential for beach erosion and coastal flooding. The path of Lee will depend on various factors, including the strength of the Bermuda High and the position of the jet stream, which will determine whether the hurricane veers out to sea or comes closer to the East Coast.

via CNN|
#atlantic-canada#beach-conditions#east-coast