NEW JERSEY (PIX11) -- In preparation for dangerous weather expected on Saturday, the state of New Jersey has declared a state of Emergency.

Potential major coastal flooding, strong rip currents, and potentially damaging wind gusts and heavy rain are expected across New Jersey, according to the National Weather Service.

"A state of Emergency has been issued for all 21 counties beginning Saturday at 10 p.m., read a social media post by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy. " The Nor'easter heading our way is expected to bring heavy rain, wind, and potential flash flooding Sunday into Monday. Stay alert and stay safe, New Jersey!

Winds can reach up to 55 miles per hour, with widespread rainfall amounts potentially reaching up to three inches in some areas, which may result in flooding in urban

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