Coastal storm to bring flooding tides to southeast US coast

U COULD GET SOME LATE DAY SHOWERS. SO TOMORROW A LOT OF CLOUDS AND A LITTLE WET. THEN WE TRACK THIS BIG COASTAL STORM. SO I WANT TO SHOW YOU THIS STORM AND THE WINDS. LOOK AT THIS FORMING SUNDAY INTO MONDAY. AND YOU SEE THOSE WINDS WHIPPING OUT OF THE NORTH AND EAST, THE CENTER OF THAT STORM OFFSHORE. THIS SHOWING THOSE MODELS SHOWING 46 MILES AN HOUR IN ATLANTIC CITY. BUT I THINK WE COULD SEE EVEN HIGHER THAN THAT ALONG THE COASTLINE. AND THAT'S WHY WE'VE GOT A HIGH WIND WATCH. IF YOU'RE RIGHT ALONG THE COAST, THAT'S WHERE YOU'RE GOING TO GET THE STRONGEST WINDS SUNDAY INTO MONDAY. MODERATE TO MAJOR FLOODING ALONG THE COAST. THAT'S A BIG DEAL. IF YOU LIVE ANYWHERE NEAR THERE, YOU NEED TO MOVE YOUR CARS TO HIGHER GROUND AND BE PREPARED FOR THAT. SO YOU'VE GOT ASTRONOMICAL HIGH TIDE AS WELL AS THAT WIND PUSHING IN. AND SO WE'RE TALKING 1 TO 3IN OF RAIN. BUT THERE'S SOMETHING NEW THAT CAME IN THIS MORNING THAT I WANT TO SHOW YOU. SO THIS IS THE EUROPEAN MODEL SHOWING THIS LOW KIND OF COMING UP THE COAST. BUT IT SHOWS THIS UPPER LEVEL LOW KIND OF PUSHING IT TO THE SOUTH. THAT WOULD MEAN NOT AS MUCH RAIN SUNDAY. LOOK HOW WE DON'T HAVE AS MUCH RAIN SUNDAY. AND IT REALLY COMES IN MONDAY INTO TUESDAY WITH THE RAIN. THIS IS NEW. I'M NOT CHANGING