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Coastal Towns Brace for Nor'easter with Potential Heavy Rainfall and High Winds

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Coastal towns in South County, including Westerly and Charlestown, are preparing for a potential Nor’easter expected this weekend. The weather system could bring heavy rainfall, strong winds, and coastal flooding to the region. According to Gary Lessor, Assistant Director of Meteorological Studies at Western Connecticut State University, projected rainfall totals between Friday afternoon and Monday morning are between one to three inches. The strongest wind gusts are estimated to reach 50 to 60 mph during Friday night into early Saturday afternoon.

From thewesterlysun.com

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The weather event is a cut-off low, and Lessor cautioned that models have issues with these systems, meaning forecasts are subject to change. Westerly Town Manager Shawn Lacey stated that the town was adequately prepared for the potential Nor’easter.

From thewesterlysun.com

Who's involved

  • WesterlyTown preparing for severe weather impacts
  • CharlestownCoastal town facing potential severe weather impacts
  • LessorProvided meteorological studies regarding the storm system

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  • Westerly

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  • Lacey

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