Sandy surge: East Coast not yet safe

October 31, 2012 00:20

CNN reports: Though the remnants of Sandy are now centered over western Pennsylvania, the large storm still will affect the East Coast this afternoon, and during high tide some more coastal flooding 'in the range of 2 to 4 feet' is possible, said the National Hurricane Centre Director Rick Knabb.

Some minor shoreline flooding also could happen at the Great Lakes, Knabb said.

"I don't want people to (think) that the weather event is anywhere near over," Knabb said.

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