Tropical Storm Erin is poised to reach hurricane status today, with potential severe flooding risks along the East Coast based on current spaghetti models. Projected to become a Category 4 storm by Monday, Erin's path poses threats to millions across the Carolinas to New England. Although most models suggest the storm will veer away from the coast, uncertainties remain, as some trajectories bring it closer to land. Meteorologists warn that sustained winds could exceed 130 mph as it approaches Bermuda, leading to increased impact risks if it does not veer off course.
Tropical Storm Erin is expected to reach hurricane status today, bringing the threat of severe flooding to the entire East Coast if current spaghetti models are wrong.
AccuWeather lead hurricane expert Alex DaSilva warned: 'Erin has not yet started to curve north. The longer Erin tracks west before turning north, the odds increase of impacts potentially reaching the East Coast.'
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