The Brief
- Hurricane Isaias is expected to make landfall along the Gulf Coast before its remnants move north and east this weekend.
- Rain will spread into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast from Saturday night through Sunday, with some areas seeing 1 to 2 inches.
- Localized flooding, gusty winds, thunderstorms and minor coastal flooding are possible, but impacts will vary by location.
PHILADELPHIA – Hurricane Isaias is on track to make landfall along the Gulf Coast before its remnants bring a wet and, in some places, stormy end to the weekend across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
The system will no longer be a hurricane when it reaches the region. Still, its moisture is expected to combine with another weather system, bringing rain from the DMV through Philadelphia, New Jersey, Delaware and the New York City area.
What changed in Friday’s forecast
What we know:
Forecast confidence has increased that rain will affect the region, but the timing and most significant impacts will vary.…