Tropical Storm Ophelia was downgraded to a post-tropical low on Saturday night but continued to pose a threat of coastal flooding and flash floods in the Mid-Atlantic region, the U.S. National ...

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Tropical Storm Ophelia has strengthened off the East Coast, Hurricane Hunters data shows, as North Carolina and parts of the mid-Atlantic prepare for a soggy and windy weekend ahead of the storm ...

While Ophelia is forecast to slowly weaken as it heads northward, it has a large wind field, with tropical-storm-force winds extending 310 miles from the center.

Tropical Storm Ophelia formed just off the southeast coast late Friday afternoon and made landfall Saturday morning near Emerald Isle, N.C. with winds just shy of hurricane-strength.

Ophelia made landfall along the North Carolina coast early Saturday morning and then will work its way north toward the I-95 corridor. Our future cast shows what our region will look like late ...

Ophelia, now downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone, still poses a risk of flash flooding along the Mid-Atlantic coast from Washington, D.C., to New York on Sunday. It its final advisory on Ophelia ...

Ophelia was expected to weaken as it churned north-northeast, but heavy rainfall still threatened to cause flooding across a vast area of the Mid-Atlantic into southern New England.

Ophelia continues to weaken, downgrading to a Tropical Depression just before 8 p.m. Saturday, causing all storm surge and tropical storm warnings to be discontinued.

Tropical storm Ophelia approaches North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia, U.S. in this image from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) GOES-East weather satellite ...