A First Alert Weather Day for heavy rain and strong winds. The remnants of hurricane Isaias will bring heavy rainfall and strong winds for today. The heaviest rain and strongest winds will be through noon,

On Saturday afternoon and evening, rounds of heavy rain and strong wind gusts will continue from Maryland to southern New York and begin stretching into southern New England. High tide around 9 p.m. could produce moderate coastal flooding, with some isolated major coastal flooding possible.

Heavy rain and strong winds are heading toward Middle Tennessee. Officials urge residents to clear storm drains, remove debris and secure outdoor furniture before the storm arrives.

Record and near record temperatures are expected on Saturday with strong south winds.

Due to ongoing drought across the Northland, strong winds and warm temperatures this weekend could lead to near critical fire weather conditions.

It is vital to check ties and supports to overwinter climbing plants safely, as strong winds can snap stems and rip plants from the support structure

Hurricane Isaias has been downgraded to a Category 2 hurricane, which still includes extremely dangerous winds and extensive damage