"Winds have already started to increase and will gust between 20-45 mph at times. Forecast models maintain that the storm may also stall along the Jersey Shore for a period on Monday. This will play out in the form of a widespread and long duration rain event, strong winds that spread farther inland and a high threat of coastal flooding."
"The bottom line A nor'easter will affect the region from Sunday into Monday Timing: 3 p.m. Sunday through roughly 8 p.m. Monday Coastal areas will bear the brunt of this storm Moderate to heavy rain is likely, especially at the coast. 1-3", higher totals in some locations High winds, especially at the coast, gusting between 40-60 mph Moderate to major coastal flooding for all coastal areas Substantial beach erosion"
"On and off light showers will continue through early Sunday afternoon. The main event begins around 3 p.m. or so, as the main batch of rain moves in from east to west. From Sunday afternoon through Monday evening, rounds of heavy rain and wind will pivot through the region. In between the rounds will be some lulls in activity. The heaviest bout of rain is anticipated to arrive late Sunday night into the early hours of Monday morning."
A high-impact nor'easter will affect the Tri-State Area from Sunday through Monday, moving north from offshore of the Carolina coastline. Winds will increase with gusts broadly between 20–45 mph and coastal gusts 40–60 mph, and the storm may stall along the Jersey Shore on Monday. Expect widespread, long-duration moderate to heavy rain, with typical coastal totals of 1–3 inches and higher locally. Coastal areas face moderate to major flooding, substantial beach erosion, and possible power outages. Timing centers on 3 p.m. Sunday through roughly 8 p.m. Monday, with the heaviest rain late Sunday night into early Monday.
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