A nor’easter is dumping rain across parts of the U.S. East Coast, while a separate tropical system, Hurricane Nolo, remains stalled off the coast of Hawaii’s Big Island.
The winter storm, classified as a nor’easter, is bringing steady rainfall to coastal and inland regions along the eastern seaboard. Local weather services are monitoring the storm’s path as it continues to move slowly through the area.
Meanwhile, the National Hurricane Center has noted that Hurricane Nolo has not yet made landfall and is lingering off the Big Island’s shoreline. The storm’s stalled position means that residents and authorities in Hawaii are keeping a close eye on its potential impact.
“CBS Saturday Morning” is providing live coverage of both weather events, offering updates and expert analysis throughout the day.
As the nor’easter and the stalled hurricane develop, officials across the East Coast and in Hawaii are urging residents to stay informed and prepared for changing conditions.
<small>Source: CBS News — read the original story there.</small>
