Coastal communities from North Carolina to New England are at risk of significant impacts, including severe beach erosion, structural flooding, and dangerous surf conditions. The Outer Banks are particularly vulnerable, with major coastal flooding and ocean overwash expected. Wind gusts of 40–50 mph along the immediate coast could push ocean water inland, while areas like Boston Harbor and Cape Cod may face structural flooding due to trapped coastal water and high astronomical tides. Offshore conditions will remain hazardous, with extreme rip currents and massive swells making ocean activities dangerous.