Nor’easter weakens off New Jersey with lingering coastal floods; Southwest faces Moderate flood risk
The segment updates viewers on a weakening early-season Nor’easter still producing coastal flooding from Maryland to Maine, with the low pressure center near New Jersey moving east of Long Island by afternoon. Rain has already stopped in New York City and will clear most areas by the next day except far eastern Maine. It then pivots to a new flood threat in the Southwest driven by Pacific moisture, issuing a level 3 out of 4 excessive rainfall risk for parts of Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico today with potential 1-inch-per-hour rates, warning that dry areas risk flash flooding from two days of heavy rain before the system shifts to the Texas Panhandle and Kansas. Sourcing relies on real-time meteorologist analysis referencing current radar, satellite, and National Weather Service alerts without named external experts or on-screen graphics in the clip.
Source: ABC News