The east coast experienced raging surf, wet weather and cool conditions through October

Avenuweather meteorologists continue to watch for more storms to affect the US, both of which will have effects on the east coast in the week. Meanwhile, Hurricane Melissa continues to lash the Caribbean, bringing catastrophic impacts to the region before tracking Northeast across the Bahamas.

The combination will lead to another round of heavy surf and coastal flooding on the East Coast from the last days of October into November.

Melissa will travel through the bahamas while the storm moves across the southeast and out to sea

After the Western Caribbean tracks, which brought catastrophic floods and destructive winds to parts of the region, it will pass through the Bahamas in a mountain before entering the western Atlantic. Melissa is expected to approach Bermuda, bringing rain impacts and wind impacts to the Island early in the week.

At the same time, the storm that brought heavy rain and bad weather to parts of the plains and the gulf coast will move across the southeast before moving to the original sea before moving to the sea of ​​veni.

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The combination of the storm moving offshore with Melissa tracking the Bahamas and the western Atlantic towards Bermuda will bring coastal hazards across much of the southeast and central coasts.

Residents near the coast should prepare for coastal flooding and beach erosion due to ongoing onshore and surf disturbances from Melissa. Those who work in crafts or small ships or ships are urged to use caution in the week and look for strategies to change due to dangerous seas.

A strong storm taking shape across the Central, Eastern US

Accuweather’s team of meteorologists watched the storm move northwest as it was expected to strengthen as it hit eastern Central and Easters by midweek.

The storm will strengthen over the Mississippi valley before moving northeast to the Ohio valley and the Northeast, bringing periods of rain and widespread winds to some part of the region, which could affect any Halloween celebrations and activities. Across the Appalachian mountain ranges above 2,500 feet, it will be cold enough to support snow power.

Along with the rain and wind, coastal hazards will also be present across the central and northeastern parts of the week.

“The combination of high pressure over Southeast Canada, a few hundred kilometers off the mid-northeast coast and a nearby storm will produce rip currents and coastal flooding.

A dip in the jet stream will promote a cooler pattern across the eastern third of the US in late November to early November.

By early November, temperatures across the region could be 5-10 degrees below the historical average.

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