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How is the Nor'easter affecting the East Coast right now?

Kathleen Maloney 0:03
Your Nor'easter continues to pummel the East Coast. I'm Kathleen Maloney, Fox News. But the storm appears to be weakening. Fox Weather's Mike Seidel with more.
Mike Seidel 0:11
There's still a coastal flood advisory after the Jersey Shore. High tide this evening and tomorrow morning. Water may be about a foot above where it should be. Normally dry ground. So just one more day of coastal flooding on the Jersey Shore.

What coastal flood advisories are in place for the Jersey Shore?

Mike Seidel 0:23
Airports have been hit pretty hard, about 90 cancellations in Newark, LaGuardia, and Kennedy. But get this, about 1,100 flight delays. That includes almost two-thirds of all flights in LaGuardia are delayed today.
Kathleen Maloney 0:35
The storm is gearing up for one last parting shot tonight. We're
Haley Meyer 0:39
still looking at winds upwards of about 36 miles per hour pushing on to shore, especially for the Boston area. But these smaller shifts in wind direction will make a big difference in terms of tidal flooding and if tidal flooding is a bigger deal moving forward. One more high tide cycle taking you into this evening and going into early tomorrow. A little bit of moderate precip on the back end side of this. Then we'll have a warm up throughout midweek.

How many flight cancellations and delays have the storm caused at NYC airports?

Haley Meyer 1:00
Big concern here. Cancellations over 400, delays 2,000. But we'll see, again, some marginal improvements coming forward here. within the next 24 hours.
Kathleen Maloney 1:09
Fox weather's Haley Meyer. Powerful waves from the East Coast storm have uncovered a shipwreck from Nantucket's past.
Roxanne Evans 1:17
The powerful nor'easter pulled sand from Nantucket's south shore, re-exposing a 19th century shipwreck. The wreck believed to be the Warren Sawyer. a three-masted cargo schooner that ran aground near Maya Comet Beach in 1884.

What impact will tonight’s high tide and wind shifts have on tidal flooding in Boston?

Roxanne Evans 1:33
The vessel was carrying cotton and scrap iron when gale force winds forced it off course, crashing it into Nantucket. The ship was torn apart by waves, but its remains were uncovered before, back in 2022. This weekend's storm brought part of its frame back into view. In New York, Roxanne Evans, Fox News.
Kathleen Maloney 1:55
America's listening to Fox News. UK police arrested five men near an airbase used by the United States suspected of preparing for a terrorist attack. Police say three suspicious trucks appeared to be heading toward the Royal Air Force Fairford base early Sunday. Authorities are investigating an Iran link as one possibility. There are conflicting reports about whether talks between the US and Iran will get serious again.

Which historic shipwreck was uncovered by the storm on Nantucket?

Jeff Paul 2:25
President Trump expects mediators to engage in more talks this week with Iran. But according to Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Arachi, he says that a lot of contradictory statements have been made by President Trump lately. He's still waiting on a formal response from mediators regarding the latest ceasefire proposal. Iran has proposed reopening the Strait of Hormuz in seven days if the U.S. agrees to end its military blockade, releases frozen Iranian assets, and waives Iranian oil sanctions. It's a very similar proposal to the previous memorandum of understanding that was torn up after Iran started firing on ships again in the Strait of Hormuz. What's different right now is the economic pressure being applied to Tehran, as well as the U.S.
Jeff Paul 3:06
midterm elections that are coming up.
Kathleen Maloney 3:08
Fox's Jeff Paul.

What are the latest developments in U.S.–Iran negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz?

Kathleen Maloney 3:10
Two Ole Miss students found dead. Police found Kratom at both scenes.
Natalie Chalk 3:14
Officials say the toxicology reports for 18-year-old Aiden Hamilton and 20-year-old Robert Strang could be ready as early as the start of this upcoming school week. But investigators are still not confirming. whether the drug was a factor in either of these deaths. Kratom is not FDA approved and illegal in many states, but it has been banned in Oxford for years. On Friday, Oxford police revealed two people were arrested during an investigation into a nearby tobacco store where members of the county's narcotics unit reportedly found more than 500 units of Kratom.
Kathleen Maloney 3:50
And that is Fox's Natalie Chuck reporting in Oxford, Mississippi. I'm Kathleen Maloney. This is Fox News.

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