The National Hurricane Center is currently monitoring Tropical Storm Gordon in the central tropical Atlantic and a developing low-pressure system off the southeastern US coast.
This new low-pressure system, currently producing gale-force winds, has the potential to develop into a subtropical or tropical storm within the next 48 hours.
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Regardless of its classification, it’s expected to bring significant impacts to the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic coasts, including:
- Gusty winds
- Heavy rainfall and potential flash flooding
- Coastal flooding
- Dangerous beach conditions
Residents in these areas are urged to stay updated on the system’s progress through local National Weather Service forecasts and High Seas Forecasts.
Formation chances:
- Within 48 hours: Medium (50%)
- Within 7 days: Medium (50%)
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