Tropical development possible off East Coast

Hey everyone, thanks for logging on to my Fox Hurricane. I'm meteorologist Valerie Mills. We have a new area of interest for tropical development right off the East Coast. 30% chance for something to form over the next seven days as we have an area of low pressure that's formed right off the coastline of the Carolinas associated with this cold front that's been moving across the country over the last few days. A very typical setup during the fall months, especially as we can get a non tropical low that may try and detach from these frontal boundaries and could end up taking on some subtropical or tropical characteristics in the week ahead. So nothing happening here in the next two days, but we'll be watching this here as it slowly kind of hangs out just off the coast of the mid-Atlantic and tracks maybe toward the northeast, but it's going to be moving very slowly, kind of meandering here in the Atlantic for the next few days. So you can see some sort of broad rotation and regardless of any sort of tropical development out of this the next several days it is going to be bringing impacts to the Atlantic coast we are talking pretty rough surf conditions a lot of wave action is going to be possible especially right near the North Carolina coastline near the Outer Banks and some of those more vulnerable spots to coastal erosion so we'll watch for those high waves some coastal flooding and some of that will be possible here through the next several days as we keep tabs on this for development our next name in line is Josephine and we'll keep you updated right here on my Fox Hurricane