The storm is expected to cause travel disruptions due to wet roads and heavier rain, particularly Thursday afternoon and Friday morning. Minor coastal flooding and beach erosion may occur, though impacts are expected to be limited. Snow accumulation is likely confined to higher elevations, with lower areas seeing little to no accumulation. The cold air surge behind the storm will bring temperatures in the 40s, feeling like the 30s, with brisk winds and potential flurries over the weekend.