Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Historically quiet Atlantic hurricane season shatters century-old record Erosion threatens homes from California to North Carolina The sun has gone blank as sunspots vanish for the first time since February The system that will eventually become the first nor’easter of the season is bringing rain to the Ohio Valley and parts of the Mid-Atlantic while strong high pressure builds to the north. A flash flood threat due to heavy rain covers the region through Wednesday. The coastal flood risk will increase throughout the workweek from North Carolina’s Outer Banks to New England as strong northeasterly winds develop across the offshore and coastal waters, producing powerful wind gusts.
