A powerful storm system is expected to hit the Northeast on Sunday, bringing with it flood and wind alerts as well as travel advisories. The storm is predicted to bring up to four inches of rain and strong winds, with the potential for power outages. The National Weather Service issued a flood watch and high wind warnings for several areas across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Governor Kathy Hochul urged New Yorkers to prepare for dangerous travel conditions and potential flooding. Winter storm warnings have also been issued for parts of upstate New York, with snow accumulation expected. Emergency management officials issued travel advisories for New York City and warned of possible traffic disruptions and delays. Mayor Eric Adams advised residents to exercise caution, allow extra travel time, and consider using public transportation. The storm comes weeks after record-breaking rains in September that caused flooding in New York City. The Northeast was not the only region affected by severe weather, as officials in Tennessee reported six people killed and more than 20 injured by powerful storms. Tornado watches and warnings were posted throughout the South. This article summarizes the impending storm and its potential impact on the Northeast, warning residents to take necessary precautions and prepare for difficult travel conditions.
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