Updated at 10 a.m. ET on Sunday, Oct. 12, 2025

If it were winter, we would be talking about a blizzard with feet of snow. The weather pattern is the same, but the temperature is not cold enough. A non-tropical low-pressure system is forecast to strengthen off the mid-Atlantic coast today and more or less park near South Jersey through tomorrow.

It's a very complex weather pattern comprised of two separate low-pressure centers. The first one moved north from offshore of Florida and pummeled the coastline from Central Florida to the Carolinas. The second low will form farther north, pounding the coast from Virginia to New England with winds gusting over 50 mph and tides 3 feet above normal and higher in some spots.

The tides will be high enough to create moderate to major flooding along t

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