A slow-moving nor’easter was bringing heavy winds, coastal flooding, and dangerous surf to parts of the East Coast, with dangerous conditions expected to linger into the middle of the week. High tides are lining up with rough seas, and coastal communities in North Carolina and Virginia are getting ready for flooded roads, beach erosion, and travel disruptions.

The National Weather Service has issued several advisories for the impacted areas, including warnings of wind gusts near 50 mph and waves up to 15 feet. Impacts will vary by location, so residents and travelers should check local forecasts before heading out.

Flooding and High Surf Could Disrupt Coastal Travel

North Carolina’s Outer Banks can expect 1 to 3 feet of water inundation in low-lying areas near shorelines and tidal waterways, the National Weather Service says. A coastal flood advisory is in effect through Tuesday afternoon, October 20…