Coastal Storm to Hit Southeast and Mid-Atlantic
Millions of people along the Southeast and mid-Atlantic coasts are preparing for a coastal storm that may undergo "bombogenesis" as it moves towards Canada.
A storm is expected to emerge off the U.S. East Coast, bringing gusty winds and rain to the Southeast and mid-Atlantic before strengthening near the Northeast coast and Canada.
Bombogenesis or "explosive cyclogenesis," occurs when a storm system’s central pressure drops at least 24 millibars within 24 hours.
FOX Weather Meteorologists Jane Minar and Ari Sarsalari provide the latest forecast.
Author's summary: Storm to hit Southeast and mid-Atlantic coasts.
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