"Northeast Braces for Weekend Deluge, Flood Threat Looms"

TL;DR
Nearly 17 million people on the East Coast are under flood watches as severe thunderstorms threaten the Northeast, with areas like Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Savannah, and Myrtle Beach at risk for strong to severe storms. South Carolina's Isle of Palms is already experiencing rising water levels, and damaging winds and isolated tornadoes are expected. Heavy rain is forecasted for the I-95 corridor, while winter storm alerts are in effect for northern New York State and parts of New England, with some areas expecting over a foot of snow.
- Nearly 17 million people under flood watches in the Northeast ABC News
- Hours of heavy rain expected to inundate NYC area Saturday, sparking flood concerns NBC New York
- Another wet weekend, chance of a few flakes for NYC, as storm rolls through New York Post
- Heavy rain coming Saturday night into early Sunday across Massachusetts CBS Boston
- NYC weather: Soaking rain, flood threat returns this weekend WABC-TV
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