Subtropical Storm Melissa Forms: Will Weaken and Move Away from the U.S. East Coast
The nor’easter centered southeast of New England has become a subtropical storm and has received the name Melissa.
The change in status does not change the expected impacts from wind and coastal flooding along portions of the Mid-Atlantic coast and southeastern New England.
The storm should move away from the U.S. East Coast and weaken tonight.
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