Remnants of Hurricane Willa to help fuel powerful East Coast nor’easter
Wednesday, 24 October 2018 Hurricane Willa may be gone, but some of its remnant energy and moisture will help fuel the first nor'easter of the season for the East Coast this weekend.
Hurricane Willa made landfall on the Pacific coast of Mexico Tuesday. It's expected to bring rain to Texas, and is on track to become the East Coast's first major nor'easter of the season. WCBS chief weathercaster Lonnie Quinn is tracking the storm.
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Hurricane Sandy slammed the US east coast on Monday night, knocking out power for millions, disrupting transportation, and..
Hurricane Willa may be gone, but some of its remnant energy and moisture will help fuel the first nor'easter of the season for the East Coast this weekend.
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