Columbus Day Parade Cancelled
Due to the nor'easter and state of emergency, the 81st Annual Columbus Day parade in New York City, scheduled for Monday, has been cancelled.
A nor'easter is approaching the Tri-State area, bringing the threat of excessive rain, damaging winds, and coastal flooding.
Coastal flooding is expected during multiple high tide cycles through Monday, as a prolonged onshore flow from the nor'easter combines with already high astronomical tides.
- The greatest threat for major, damaging flooding will be along Great South Bay (L.I.) and Barnegat Bay (NJ).
- High Wind Warning continues into Monday across eastern Long Island and along the Jersey Shore with gusts up to 60mph possible.
- Wind Advisory for the rest of our coastal counties (including NYC) with gusts up to 50mph, which can bring down trees and cause power outages.
Stay updated with Chief Meteorologist Lee Goldberg and the Eyewitness News AccuWeather team for the latest on the nor'easter.
Author's summary: Columbus Day parade cancelled due to nor'easter.
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