NEW YORK (November 6, 2012)—Coastal residents in the Northeast got some good news Tuesday from weather experts who say that a new storm that threatens to complicate Hurricane Sandy cleanup efforts on Wednesday now looks like it will be weaker than expected.
The storm was moving from Florida toward the Atlantic.
As it moves up the coast it is expected to move farther from shore than forecasters had thought.
Jeff Masters of the private weather service Weather Underground says that means less wind and rainfall on land.
Even so, he said winds could still gust to 50 miles per hour in New York and New Jersey Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Storm surges along the coasts of New Jersey and New York are expected to reach perhaps 3 feet.
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