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Joe Lundberg

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Joe Lundberg

The discussion assessed an approaching nor’easter, its expected impacts, and the broader fall weather outlook. Rain is expected from tomorrow night through Monday or Tuesday, with the worst conditions likely Saturday night into Sunday.
Strong winds may cause power outages, especially along the coast, and could contribute to coastal flooding because of higher tides near the full moon.

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