Nyc weather Video Nor’easter to batter East Coast with heavy rain, strong wind USA newyorktimes
Nor’easter Impacting NYC and the East Coast: Heavy Rain, Strong Winds, and FloodingA powerful nor’easter is intensifying off the Southeast U.S. coast and is set to batter New York City and much of the East Coast starting Sunday, October 12, 2025, through Monday or early next week. This coastal storm—technically a nor’easter due to its northeast winds—will bring drenching rains, gusty winds up to 60 mph, and significant coastal flooding, with no risk of snow given the warm temperatures in the 60s. It’s already causing disruptions in the Carolinas, including road closures from ocean overwash, and is expected to linger, exacerbating beach erosion and power outages.Key Impacts for NYC (October 12–13)
- Rainfall: 2–3 inches expected citywide, with 3–4 inches possible in eastern suburbs like Long Island and parts of New Jersey. This could lead to flash flooding in low-lying areas, urban streets, and poor-drainage spots.
- Winds: Gusts of 40–60 mph, strongest along the coast and during high tides. Trees with remaining fall leaves are vulnerable, increasing risks of downed power lines and outages.
- Coastal Flooding: Moderate to major flooding anticipated in New York Harbor, Jamaica Bay, and the South Shore, especially during high tides Sunday and Monday. Waterfront areas in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Staten Island, and Queens could see inundation up to 2–3 feet above normal, potentially closing roads and eroding beaches.
- Other Hazards: Rough surf, rip currents, and possible travel disruptions at JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark airports. No severe thunderstorms or tornadoes are forecast, but the slow-moving nature means repeated high-tide cycles could worsen conditions.
| Area | Expected Rainfall (inches) | Max Wind Gusts (mph) | Flood Risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manhattan/Brooklyn | 1.5–2.5 | 40–50 | Moderate (harbor areas) |
| Queens/Staten Island | 2–3 | 45–55 | Major (South Shore, Jamaica Bay) |
| Long Island (East) | 2.5–4 | 50–60 | Major (beaches, erosion) |
| Northern NJ | 1–2 | 40–50 | Moderate to major (southern coast) |
Officials in New Jersey have declared a state of emergency effective Saturday night, urging residents to avoid roads and monitor updates. NYC’s hazardous weather outlook includes coastal flood watches for the city, Long Island, and northern NJ through Monday.Broader East Coast Outlook
- Southeast (Carolinas/Virginia): Already under heavy rain Saturday; 3–5 inches total, with winds causing overwash on the Outer Banks (at least 9 homes eroded since late September).
- Mid-Atlantic (DC/Philly): 2–4 inches of rain Sunday–Monday, gusts to 50 mph, and high coastal flooding risks in Delaware and southern NJ.
- Northeast (NYC to New England): Peak impacts Sunday–Tuesday, with 2–4 inches of rain and winds up to 60 mph along the coast. Southern New England (Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard) faces the strongest surf and erosion.
This storm formed from a stalled front off the Carolinas and is drawing moisture from the Atlantic, amplified by recent full moon tides. It’s not a named tropical system but shares similarities with subtropical storms in its effects.Recommended Videos for Visual UpdatesHere are relevant videos capturing forecasts, live chaser views, and storm impacts shared recently on X (formerly Twitter). These provide real-time visuals of the approaching nor’easter:
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