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How Hurricane Isaias could impact Canadian weather over Thanksgiving weekend
Officials opened shelters and staged power and telecom crews as Hurricane Isaias threatened to bring winds up to 110 mph and heavy rain.
- Remnants of the storm are tracking toward New Jersey, where the National Weather Service expects the system to arrive by the weekend. This shift marks the end of a tranquil early autumn weather stretch for the region.
- Hurricane Isaias formed in the Gulf and strengthened into the season's first hurricane before its projected landfall on the Gulf Coast late Friday. The storm is expected to weaken while moving north.
- Forecasts indicate potential for widespread rain, tidal flooding, and severe storms beginning Sunday. Meteorologists caution that while the storm’s exact track remains uncertain, wet conditions could linger into early Monday across the region.
- Heavy rain may cause flash flooding, with models predicting one to two inches of accumulation across Central Jersey. South Jersey could see more than two inches, prompting warnings about localized flooding in saturated areas.
- Unlike five years ago when Hurricane Ida unleashed more than six inches of rain, current forecasts do not indicate a similar setup. Authorities encourage residents to monitor official updates as conditions develop.
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