A powerful nor'easter is expected to cause substantial coastal flooding, coastal erosion, and high winds to the mid-Atlantic region. The National Weather Service alerts that flooding could continue past Tuesday. The storm is forecast to influence millions along the East Coast and could become subtropical. Areas at risk include Outer Banks, Delaware, and Baltimore city. Residents should prepare for possible impacts.
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