Forecast: Nor'easter Moves On, Leaving High Waves and Rain
Although the storm's center is moving south, the seas remain treacherous, with two boats washing ashore in Joppa Park, Newburyport, on Monday morning.
The south coast is experiencing 6-12 foot waves, and 10-15 foot seas near and offshore, making it a hazardous marine storm. Wave swells will ease slightly tomorrow but increase again mid-week.
Another round of minor coastal flooding and splash over is expected during Monday's afternoon high tide. Wind gusts will decrease, but remain at 20-30 mph, with isolated higher gusts possible at the coast.
Rainfall totals vary greatly across New England, with some areas receiving significantly more rain than others.
Powerful proof that this nor'easter isn't messing around.
Author's summary: Nor'easter brings high waves and rain to the coast.
- High waves: 6-12 feet on the south coast, 10-15 feet near and offshore
- Wind gusts: 20-30 mph, with isolated higher gusts at the coast
- Minor coastal flooding and splash over expected during Monday's afternoon high tide
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