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Nov 5 2012

A Brief Blog Profile: Dr. Jeff Masters' WunderBlog

As parts of the East Coast continue to return to normalcy from Superstorm Sandy, it appears there's another storm headed our way. Thanks to detailed information on Jeff Masters' WunderBlog on wunderground.com, we know a little of what to expect from a soon-to-arrive nor'easter.

Apparently, this early-season storm will form off the coast of South Carolina on Tuesday night.

"Once over the warm waters off the coast, the low will intensify, spreading heavy rains of 1 - 2" over coastal North Carolina on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. The storm will accelerate to the north-northeast on Wednesday and pull in cold air from Canada, and intensify into a medium-strength Nor'easter ... by Wednesday evening," the blog says.

The exact track of the storm still is undetermined, but it's likely the nor'easter will carry a 12-hour period of strong winds (40mph to 45 mph) that will affect portions of the coast from Maryland to Massachusetts. The bad news: New Jersey could get a storm surge of two feet to four feet.

Masters is a weather expert. He co-founded the Weather Underground in 1995 while working on his Ph.D. He flew with the NOAA Hurricane Hunters from 1986-1990. Follow @wunderground on Twitter.

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