Tropical Storm Philippe will undergo a transition to more of a winter-style storm, but it will pack a powerful punch as it strikes in the zone from Down East Maine to New Brunswick and southern Nova Scotia this weekend, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. The potent storm will unleash torrential rain, high winds and coastal flooding as...
Philippe will undergo a transition to more of a winter-style storm as it approaches and mingles with other non-tropical storms, but it’s still expected to pack a punch, particularly in terms of drenching rainfall.After Tropical Storm Philippe targets Bermuda, it will continue its long journey and eye northern New England and Atlantic Canada.
"As Philippe moves northward in the short term, some strengthening is possible, and especially if thunderstorms can better wrap around the center of the storm," AccuWeather Chief On-Air Meteorologist Bernie Rayno said. A broad zone of tropical-storm-force wind gusts, ranging from 40 to 60 mph will extend from northeastern Maine through much of the Gulf of St. Lawrence region in Canada. The AccuWeather Local StormMax™ for Philippe in Maine and Atlantic Canada is 70 mph , which is just shy of hurricane strength.The bulk of the rain associated directly with Philippe will focus from Maine to southeastern Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
One such band where 2-4 inches of rain will likely fall is in parts of eastern upstate New York, Long Island, western Connecticut, western Massachusetts, Vermont and southern Quebec, AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Dan Pydynowski said. Just last week, on Friday, torrential rain occurred in part of this zone including a large portion of the
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