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Flash flooding was underway Monday in parts of New Hampshire, leading to multiple incidents on area roadways.

A “powerful” storm is lashing the mid-Atlantic coast Monday morning with heavy rain and thunderstorms, leaving 59 million people from Virginia to Maine under flood alerts, 200,000 homes and businesses without power and holiday travelers scrambling as airports report flight delays and cancellations.

One of New England's biggest ski resorts announced it will be closed on Tuesday following flash flooding that caused damage around the resort.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams issued a travel advisory Saturday as heavy rains are expected and flooding may occur Sunday and Monday. “Hey New Yorkers, it’s nice out today but don’t let it fool you. We’re going to have some heavy rain and winds Sunday into Monday,” Adams said in a video. “It may…

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A storm coming from the Gulf of Mexico is expected to crash into Florida on Saturday and strengthen as it tracks up the East Coast through the weekend, unleashing heavy rainfall, gusty winds and coastal hazards along the way.

A potent storm will crash into Florida on Saturday and strengthen as it tracks up the East Coast through the weekend, unleashing heavy rainfall, gusty winds and more.

A potent storm will track from the Gulf of Mexico into Florida and move north up the East Coast this weekend, bringing with it the chance of flooding rainfall and gusty winds for much of the eastern United States.

Due to the severity of the drought in some areas of the state, additional significant rain events will be needed for full drought recovery, which is not likely within the winter months due to the ongoing strong El Niño event. 

Scattered showers and storms continue to be possible overnight and into early Saturday. Locally heavy rainfall with these storms could produce flash flooding in spots. We’ll trend drier through the rest of Saturday with plenty of clouds hanging around. By Sunday, we’ll be completely dry – a trend that holds through next week.