Summary: Elsa is tracking through the Southeast U.S. after its Florida landfall, and will spread heavy rain, gusty winds and the threat of a few tornadoes across parts of southeast Georgia and South Carolina today before pushing up the Mid-Atlantic on Thursday and Northeast by Friday. Torrential downpours throughout parts of South Texas may bring widespread, possibly life-threatening, flash flooding to the area. Excessive heat and fire weather threats are impacting the West. Current Advisories: Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts
Georgia and South Carolina
Tropical Storm Warning
Tropical Storm conditions expected this morning along the GA and SC coasts
- 3-5 inches of rain, locally up to 8
- 39+mph sustained winds
- Spin-off tornadoes possible
North Carolina
Tropical Storm Warning
Tropical Storm conditions expected this afternoon along the NC coast
- 2-4 inches of rain, locally up to 6
- Spin-off tornadoes possible
Mid-Atlantic
Tropical Storm Warning
Tropical Storm conditions expected to begin early this evening
- 2-4 inches of rain, locally up to 6
- Spin-off tornadoes possible
New England
Tropical Storm Warning
Tropical Storm conditions expected across southern New England by Friday
- 2-4 inches of rain, locally up to 6
New Hampshire and Maine
Gale Watch
Gale winds expected along the coasts Friday evening
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