The storm is dumping heavy rain on the Carolinas with the potential for gusty winds and possible tornadoes.
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Storm system could cause heavy rain, damaging winds from N.J. to Florida this weekend
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East Coast prepares for major storm bringing high winds and torrential rain
Headline from NBC News ·
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After pummeling Florida, a strengthening storm system will drench the Atlantic coast
A potent storm will track from the Gulf of Mexico into Florida and move north up the East Coast this weekend, bringing with it the chance of flooding rainfall and gusty winds for much of the eastern United States.
A storm will form in the Gulf of Mexico Friday evening, crash into Florida on Saturday and strengthen as it tracks up the East Coast through the weekend, unleashing heavy rainfall, gusty winds and coastal hazards along the way.
On Sunday, torrential rain is expected for nearly the entire state of Florida. Severe thunderstorms that could bring isolated nocturnal tornadoes in parts of the state, including Tampa and Orlando, are also possible.
A storm coming from the Gulf of Mexico is expected to crash into Florida on Saturday and strengthen as it tracks up the East Coast through the weekend, unleashing heavy rainfall, gusty winds and coastal hazards along the way.
A strong storm system that pummeled Florida on Saturday is now traveling up the Atlantic coast, threatening to produce intense winds, heavy rain and flash flooding through Monday.
A strong storm system that pummeled Florida on Saturday is now traveling up the Atlantic coast, threatening to produce intense winds, heavy rain and flash flooding until Monday.
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