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What the Northeast can expect from the first major fall storm
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October 15, 2019
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1:50Now PlayingA powerful storm system is set to lash the Northeast and New England with damaging winds and rain. The storm looks to start cranking off the Delmarva coast after lunchtime on Oct. 16, barreling northeastward and arriving south of New England by nightfall. While cities along the Interstate 95 stretch from Washington, D.C., through Philadelphia are expected to see a period of rain and gusty winds during the day.
The combination of heavy rain and high winds with fully leafed trees may cause scattered bouts of wind damage and power outages. Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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